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The Mother's Symbol
श्रीमातृचिह्नम् · Le symbole de la Mère
Top group — red, passing to orange towards yellow
| English | संस्कृतम् | Français | The Mother's flower | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Courage | साहसम् Sāhasam | Courage | Crown FlowerCalotropis gigantea | |
| Progress | प्रगतिः Pragatiḥ | Progrès | Madagascar PeriwinkleCatharanthus roseus | |
| Receptivity | ग्रहणशीलता Grahaṇaśīlatā | Réceptivité | Garden GladiolusGladiolus Xhortulanus | |
| Aspiration | आकांक्षा Ākāṅkṣā | Aspiration | Night JasmineNyctanthes arbor-tristis |
Next group — yellow, passing through green towards blue
| English | संस्कृतम् | Français | The Mother's flower | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Perseverance | धृतिः Dhṛtiḥ | Persévérance | Common MarigoldCalendula officinalis | |
| Gratitude | कृतज्ञता Kṛtajñatā | Gratitude | Blush Morning GloryIpomoea carnea. White to pale pink | |
| Humility | विनम्रता Vinamratā | Humilité | DropseedAgrostis nebulosa [Sporobolus capillaris] | |
| Sincerity | निष्कपटता Niṣkapaṭatā | Sincérité | Italian AsterAster amellus. White |
Third group — blue, passing through violet towards red
| English | संस्कृतम् | Français | The Mother's flower | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peace | शान्तिः Śāntiḥ | Paix | ZedoaryCurcuma zedoaria | |
| Equanimity | समता Samatā | Équanimité | CandytuftIberis | |
| Generosity | औदार्यम् Audāryam | Générosité | Garden BalsamImpatiens balsamina | |
| Goodness | सौजन्यम् Saujanyam | Bonté | Sweet AlisonLobularia maritima |
The central circle represents the Divine Consciousness. The four petals represent the four powers of the Mother. The twelve petals represent the twelve powers of the Mother manifested for Her Work.— The Mother, 24 January 1958
“Centre and four powers, white. The twelve all of different color in three groups: top group red, passing to orange towards yellow. Next group, yellow passing through green towards blue. And third group, blue passing through violet towards red. If white is not convenient, the center may be gold (powder).” — Sri Aurobindo, 20 March 1934