Sarada Devi: Symbol of Motherhood — Swami Bhaskarananda
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Sarada Devi: Symbol of Motherhood — Swami Bhaskarananda
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Recorded at the Vedanta Society of Western Washington on December 15, 2013.
Swami Bhaskarananda introduces Sri Sarada Devi—revered as the Holy Mother and the spiritual consort of Sri Ramakrishna—as a divine incarnation whose distinctive mission was to reveal the motherhood of God. He explains that within the Vedantic tradition, the Divine is beyond gender and limitation, yet can be approached through various relationships—mother, father, child, friend—according to the temperament of the devotee. In this sense, Sarada Devi embodies the maternal aspect of the Divine with a tenderness that welcomes all, without exclusion.
He describes her universal, all-inclusive love and the way she guided seekers with simple, practical counsel, such as learning to see one’s own shortcomings rather than dwelling on the faults of others, and regarding the whole world as one family. Alongside this steady motherly compassion, he recounts a few traditional accounts in which she briefly revealed spiritual power, always in the spirit of protection rather than display. The talk closes by emphasizing her blessing for all—those who came to her and those who did not—and her enduring presence as a refuge for anyone who turns to her in sincerity.