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(A.B. Purani, ''[[The Life of Sri Aurobindo]]'':) “Sri Aurobindo served in the Baroda state from 8 February 1893 to 18 June 1907. His age was twenty-one when he joined, thirty-five when he left. The period of his service was 13 years 5 months and 17 days. ...<br>
(Mother:) “One must have a strong will in order to achieve something. For example, whenever I wished to do something, I usually consulted [[Mira Ismalun|my grandmother]], who lived near Paris in the countryside. Some time in 1904 I expressed my wish to her to go to Algeria to learn [[occultism]].  First of all she refused strongly, because she thought that young women must not go to foreign countries without an escort, and as for occultism she was baffled.  But I was determined to go.  Then suddenly I took her hands into mine and started [[palmistry|reading her palms]]. I told her all about her past, present and future. She was amazed. I also convinced her of certain things regarding occultism which impressed her immensely.  Then not only did she permit me to go but gave me a bagful of money.”<ref>[[Huta]], ''Mother You said so...'', p.56</ref>
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Life at Baroda was full, though the political career that followed was like a tornado. Sri Aurobindo's activity during this period can be divided into five parts: (1) service in various departments of the State; (2) literary activity, reading and study – this part was partly connected with college work; (3) political activity – articles in the ''[[Induprakash]]'' and beginnings of the revolutionary movement, visits to Bengal during vacations for this purpose; (4) spiritual life; (5) [[Sri Aurobindo's family|family]] life.<br>
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;During this period Sri Aurobindo often stayed with [[Khaserao Jadhav]] in his house at Dandia Bazar. In his absence he stayed with Khaserao's brother [[Madhavrao Jadhav]]. Several other houses also were occupied at different times in Baroda.”<ref>A.B. Purani, ''The Life of Sri Aurobindo'', p.37</ref>
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(Mother:) “One must have a strong will in order to achieve something. For example, whenever I wished to do something, I usually consulted my grandmother, who lived near Paris in the countryside. Some time in 1904 I expressed my wish to her to go to Algeria to learn occultism. First of all she refused strongly, because she thought that young women must not go to foreign countries without an escort, and as for occultism she was baffled. But I was determined to go. Then suddenly I took her hands into mine and started reading her palms. I told her all about her past, present and future. She was amazed. I also convinced her of certain things regarding occultism which impressed her immensely. Then not only did she permit me to go but gave me a bagful of money.”[1]


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  1. ↑ Huta, Mother You said so..., p.56


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