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(Mother to [[Mona Sarkar]]:) “You know, [[flowers]] spread a deep love and a peaceful sweetness in a silent and generous gesture. It is without comparison. It is this movement of [[Nature]] which brings an equilibrium in a world torn by sorrow and pain. It is a movement in the other direction in relation to man – it expresses an invariable harmony on the physical plane. It is this which counters the other movement and brings an equilibrium and gives a meaning to existence; the one gives, gives and gives and the other one takes, takes, takes and leaves nothing for the others. Man is so ego-centric and small in comparison. And the worst is that man is never satisfied with what he receives from others.<br>
         The sense of [[gratitude]] is lacking in him. He thinks that as he is higher on the evolutionary ladder, he has a right to everything. It is absurd!<br>
         It is because Nature gives herself spontaneously and cancels this contrary movement that the earth is still inhabitable.”<ref>Mona Sarkar, ''Throb of Nature: Conversations with the Mother on Flowers and Nature'', p.143</ref>

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