The Mahakali
aspect, she records, first came to the front when she was a child of about 8
years old. At that time in the school there was a big bully many years older
who was teasing girls. One day Mother told him to stop and when he refused the
power surged in her: she picked him up and threw him aside. Everyone marvelled
that this little girl could pick up such a hefty fellow and throw him. That was
the first time the Mahakali force acted in her.
Much later, of
course, there were many incidents, one of which is specially interesting
because of the distinction that it gives us between Kali and Mahakali. It was
during the First World War, when during meditation she saw Kali dancing in a frenzy.
And Kali said “Paris is falling”. But Mother said “No “with a power and will.
Kali, being a subsidiary power, is not the same as Mahakali, thus with the will
that the Mother put forth the circumstances changed. The next day there was a
news despatch which recorded that the invading armies had come up to the gates
of Paris. The citizens had decided not to defend the city and had withdrawn.
When the invading army saw the gates open they suspected a trap and retreated.
The French Army then fell upon them and Paris was saved. So, this was a case of
the Mahakali aspect presiding and overriding the Kali force.
(Extract from ‘The Mother:
Some Insights’, SraddaluRanade, Service Letter February 1996)
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