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This is the day to learn from mothers the purest form of love. According to the Mother (Mirra Alfassa), there are four stages of human love.This can be seen in the calculating persons who are narrow-minded and selfish. Next, one loves spontaneously but one wants to be loved in return. Such a person has a large feeling of love for humanity but wants to be loved in exchange for his or her “selfless” deeds.Further on, one loves even if one is not loved but one still wants one’s love to be accepted. Here the psychic feels a spontaneous love for all beings, but this pure vibration is still muted by the remnants of the egoistic movements which continue to insist on some form of recognition. And finally, one loves purely and simply without any other need or joy than that of loving. Such a person acts without any expectation for recognition. A mother’s love for her child generally reaches the purest fourth stage.
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