Blossom like a flower

Receptivity - the power to receive the Divine Force and to feel its presence and the presence of the Mother in it and allow it to work, guiding one's sight and will and action.

SRI AUROBINDO

The help is always there. It is you who must keep your receptivity living. The Divine Help is much vaster than what any human being is able to receive.

THE MOTHER

Receptivity
Conscious of the Divine Will and surrendered to it.

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of graceful small to medium-sized flowers with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; in white and shades of yellow, red, pink, lavender and purple, variously blotched and striped; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.

Psychic Receptivity
The psychic responds joyfully to the ascending force.

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of small to medium-sized pink or rose pink flowers with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.


Receptivity of the Supramentalised Psychic
This is what happens to the psychic that continues to progress.

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of small to medium-sized bicoloured flowers in shades of pink and orange with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.

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Mental Receptivity
Always ready to learn.

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of small to medium-sized yellow flowers with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.


Emotional Receptivity
Emotions wanting to be Divinised.

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of small to medium-sized lavender-pink or mauve flowers with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.


Vital receptivity
Happens only when the vital understands that it must be transformed. The vital blossoms in aspiration for the divine.

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of small to medium-sized dark red or deep violet flowers with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.



Physical Receptivity
One should have it only towards the Divine.

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of small to medium-sized bright red flowers with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.


Integral Receptivity
The whole being perceives the Divine Will and obeys it.

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of small to medium-sized white flowers with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.


Manifold Receptivity
Nothing resists the Light.

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of small to medium-sized multicoloured flowers with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.


Supramentalised Receptivity
The receptivity of tomorrow

Gladiolus Xhortulanus
Garden gladiolus
Tall elegant compact one-sided spike of small to medium-sized orange flowers with six flared petals that are often ruffled and frilled; a bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves.


First Conscious Reception of the Light in Nature
The origin or starting-point of the will to progress. Nature has an instinctive thirst for Light.

Commelina
Widow's tears, Dayflower
Tiny blue to lavender flower with two upper clawed petals, one lower inconspicuous petal and three smaller whitish sepals; emerging singly or in pairs from a folded green bract. A perennial succulent herb.


Matter Prepares Itself to Receive the Supramental
Matter strives to free itself from old habits in order to prepare for the new realisation.Erythrina variegata
Coral tree
Medium-sized bright orange flowers with long exserted orange red stamens; the leaves are heavily variegated with yellow along the veins and midrib. A large deciduous tree.