India - the Mother

December 18, 1971

How are you? What's new?

Well, they've stopped fighting in the West ... [Mother nods her head] which means it's not the end of the problem.

Again it won't be for this time.

It won't be done that way. I've seen how. It won't be done through battle: the different parts of Pakistan will demand separation. There are five of them. And by separating, they'll join India—to form a sort of confederation. That's how it will be done.

Yes, it will break up from within.

That's right. That's how it will be done.... What I saw isn't what has occurred, because it was seen years ahead. But that doesn't matter, it's all right.

We are always in a hurry, because life on earth is short, but when you see how it is all seen ... (vast, general gesture). But it's beautiful, and much better! It takes more time, but it's much better.

One of the things foreseen is the conversion of America, the United States, but it will take time.

The conversion of the United States.

Already, most of the country is against that president, but it has to become strong enough for that ... policy to disappear.⁷⁴

Which means, as always, that things have to go to absurd lengths for people to understand how false it is.

Yes. Yes.

Mother's Agenda: December 18, 1971