India - the Mother

September 25, 1965

(The United Nations Security Council has issued an ultimatum to India and Pakistan for a ceasefire.)

Have you read the report of the United Nations session?

Yes, about the ceasefire?

I haven't read it: I have been told about it. But through certain things, I have been put in contact,⁵⁰ and they seem to be a united expression of universal falsehood.

Their common ground is petty schemes and petty biases, preconceived and MICROSCOPIC ideas on the usefulness of divisions among countries so that no one country may dominate the others—nothing but absolutely superficial things, and completely false, moreover. And no sincerity, no mental honesty, no sincere goodwill—nothing. They decided in advance that Pakistan was right and India was wrong.⁵¹

Unfortunately, those phantoms seem to strike terror into the people in Delhi.

Not quite. I have direct news from Delhi [Mother holds out a telegram]: "I am deeply grateful says Shastri." That was following my message ["India must fight..."].

And in a Parliament session (I don't know if it was a Parliament session or a cabinet meeting), they were told that the true goal of India is to re-create the country's unity, and that the second goal is to give Tibet autonomy and independence. And that these are the two things India wants. And that, somehow or other, they will have to be.

Now, what are they going to do? I don't know.

Mother's Agenda: September 22, 1965