Chapter 9
empt suicide.
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You , quot;But I for fifteen days, ?quot; And to see ter you cly forget you ever sa, t day you can be seen purcicket for t greatly.
Eacime a man drops one body and acquires anoto the memories of his previous body closes.
itarts once again -- t, tory.
Once again everytimes before.
Remembering t one comes to see t t imes before, t tory imes before, t times before.
Nohing is beyond endurance.
Nonattac, freedom from .
to feel aversion tohe kind of life he now leads.
Nonattac is created by reviving ths.
ttac odays t lives.
Let me tell tion t, from my side, I am fully prepared.
I am saying is not just tical.
I am ready, ion, to put eaco test.
And Ill be o see anyone who is ready.
Yesterday, I invited to experiment h me.
I ters saying, quot;e are very eager to begin t.
e ing for someone to call us.
You have beckoned us; we are ready.
quot; I am o knohey are ready.
My doors are open to them.
I can take to go, and as far as to go.
Noime t least a feo attain enlig.
Even if a feire darkness engulfing the human race.
You may not ed it, but fifty years, ts of an opposite nature prevailed in India.
One experiment ed by Gand by Aurobindo.
Gand o raise ter of each individual.
Gand seemed successful, but it turned out to be a total failure.
ter urned out to be made of cla