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if they are still rejected if there is a change in the conscious-
ness, they lose their force and the consciousness quietly rejects
them when they come.

Anger Comes from Outside
The fact that the anger comes with such force is itself
enough to show that it is not in you that it is, but that it comes
from outside. It is a rush of force from the universal Nature that
tries to take possession of the individual being and make that
being act according to the will of this outside force and not ac-
cording to the will of the soul within. These things come in the
course of the sadhana because the sadhak is liberating himself
from the lower nature and trying to turn towards the Mother
and live in her divine consciousness and the higher nature. The
forces of the lower nature do not want that and so they make
these rushes in order to recover their rule. It is necessary when
that comes to remain quiet within remembering the Mother or
calling her and reject the anger or whatever else comes, when-
ever it comes or however often it comes. If that is done, then
these forces begin to lose their power to invade. It is easier if
one clearly feels them to be outside forces and foreign to one-
self; but even if you cannot feel that yet when they enter, still
the mind must keep that idea and refuse to accept them as
any longer a part of the nature. The idea of the Mother being
severe was of course a suggestion that came with the invading
force so as to help it to enter. Such suggestions come to many
sadhaks (though not so many as before) at Pranam and is the
cause to them of much disturbance. Such suggestions must be
firmly rejected at once.

CWSA 31: 270--74

In fact all these ignorant vital movements originate from out-
side in the ignorant universal Nature; the human being forms

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