PLASTICITY

That which can easily change its form is "plastic". Figuratively, it is suppleness, the capacity to adapt to circumstances or necessities. When I ask you to be plastic in relation to the Divine, I mean not to resist the Divine with the rigidity of preconceived ideas and fixed principles.
THE MOTHER

The physical being and physical consciousness must be very plastic to be able to lend themselves to all the necessary changes, so as to be one way one day, another way the next, and so on.
THE MOTHER

Supramental plasticity is an attribute of finally transformed Matter. The supramental body which has to be brought into being here has four main attributes: lightness, adaptability, plasticity and luminosity. . . . Supramental plasticity will enable it to stand the attack of every hostile force which strives to pierce it: it will present no dull resistance to the attack but will be, on the contrary, so pliant as to nullify the force by giving way to it to pass off. Thus it will suffer no harmful consequences and the most deadly attacks will leave it unscathed.
THE MOTHER

Plasticity
Always ready for the necessary progress.

Tagetes
Marigold
Medium to large compact double compositae flowers with convoluted petals, in cream white and shades of yellow, orange and rust; borne singly or in few-flowered clusters. An annual or perennial herb with strongly aromatic leaves.

Photo Courtesy: Muffet

Mental Plasticity

Indispensable for true knowledge.

Tagetes erecta
African marigold, Aztec marigold, Big marigold
Medium to large compact double compositae yellow flowers with convoluted petals; borne singly or in few-flowered clusters. An annual or perennial herb with strongly aromatic leaves.

Photo Courtesy: Lestat (Jan Mehlich)

Energy of a Plastic Mind

Does not draw back from any effort to progress.

Tagetes erecta
African marigold, Aztec marigold, Big marigold
Medium to large compact double compositae bright yellow flower with finely frilled incurved petals; borne singly or in few-flowered clusters. An annual or perennial herb with strongly aromatic leaves.

Photo Courtesy: Akahodog

Physical Plasticity

One of the important conditions for transformation.

Tagetes patula
French marigold
Medium-sized compositae yellow or orange flower streaked with maroon; borne singly or in few-flowered clusters. A low bushy annual with strongly aromatic leaves.

Photo Courtesy: Guppiecat

Detailed Plasticity

The plasticity needed to constantly progress.

Tagetes patula
French marigold
Small compact compositae yellow flowers with convoluted petals, in shades of yellow, orange and rust; borne singly or in few-flowered clusters. A low bushy annual with strongly aromatic leaves.

Photo Courtesy: Forest & Kim Starr

Supramentalised Plasticity

One of the stages on the way to transformation.

Tagetes erecta
African marigold, Aztec marigold, Big marigold
Medium to large compact double compositae orange to orange yellow flowers with convoluted petals; borne singly or in few-flowered clusters. An annual or perennial herb with strongly aromatic leaves.



Photo Courtesy: Dinesh Valke

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