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In truth, no system can on its own effect the change humanity desperately needs; for that change can only occur by developing the possibilities of one's higher nature to the fullest. And this development depends on an inner growth, not on an external change. However, external changes can at least prepare favorable conditions for that more substantial improvement, or on the contrary lead to such conditions that Kalki's sword alone can purify the earth of the burden of an obstinately asuric humanity. The choice depends on the species itself; for as it sows, so shall it reap the fruit of its Karma. Mother "What You will What You will" until the day it knows it automatically because its consciousness will be completely united with Yours. 24This last note is dated February 19. If there were any others between the 19th and the 23rd, they have disappeared.
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