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Practice to Get Closer to the Divine Mother - (3542)

Closer to Divine Mother

I should have really posted this in Easter time. Nevermind though. It is always worthwhile knowing some different ways to approach our Divine Mother.

Sometimes we just want to be close as we can to our Divine Mother. To receive her help. To receive guidance from her, to be given a clear direction from her to solve our confusion on what to do. To feel her presence with the protection and assurance that it brings. To receive her wisdom that will be as a balm to heal the hurting of an ego. The courage to push through the right solution to a problem.

In our times of need it is really helpful to know some ways to be close to our Divine Mother.

When we really pray hard with all our sincerity we will reach our Divine Mother. We know this and because we know this we feel hope. 

We pray with great sincerity and we go to sleep with hope that tonight when we sleep our Divine Mother will show us what to do, she will impart to us the wisdom we need.

Practice

Anyway the way I was promising to present to you is the to imagine yourself to be Mary, to be the mother of Jesus as he passes through his passion. See all the steps of his passion and totally identified as Mary his mother. Feel everything that a mother would feel as he passes through his passion.

This will help us to learn more about the qualities of the mother and about her role and her relationship to the Intimate Christ, and this will take us closer to her. If we do this with devoted concentration we will learn something and we will for sure feel closer to Her.  

End (3542).

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