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  1. In March 1934, Sri Aurobindo indicated the colours of the twelve petals pertaining to the symbol: Center and four powers, white; The twelve all different colours in three groups: top group red, passing to orange towards yellow; next group, yellow passing through green towards blue;

  2. Symbol Of The Mother. The central circle represents the Divine Consciousness. The four petals represent the four powers of the Mother. The twelve petals represent the twelve powers of the Mother manifested for Her work. The central circle represents the Supreme Mother, the Mahashakti.

  3. 18 de mar. de 2024 · Mother’s symbol exhibition. Exhibition of Mother’s symbol in a growing number of languages is ongoing at Indian Space, Sri Aurobindo Auditorium, Bharat Nivas. Celebrating our Unity in Diversity. Gratitude to Her Grace and to all who inspire, help and participate.

  4. And the word they hear the most in the Ashram is ‘Mother’. From the beginning, Sri Aurobindo entrusted the Mother with full material and spiritual charge of the Ashram. Everything in the Ashram is her creation; every initiative draws inspiration from her and moves towards her vision.

  5. Sri Aurobindo recognised in her an embodiment of the dynamic expressive aspect of evolutionary, creative Force, in India traditionally known and approached as the 'Supreme Mother'.

  6. When the Sri Aurobindo Ashram was formed in November 1926, Sri Aurobindo entrusted its full material and spiritual charge to the Mother. Under her guidance, which continued for nearly fifty years, the Ashram grew into a large, many-faceted spiritual community.

  7. The Mother’s Symbol (Jan’20) ₹ 60.00. The central circle represents the Supreme Mother, the Mahashakti. The four central petals are the four aspects of the Mother – and the twelve petals, Her twelve attributes. A symbol… is the form on one plane that represents the truth of another. – Sri Aurobindo. Availability: 50 in stock. Inquire Us.