Pat Blake spoke about Holy Mother's demonstration of motherhood: Sarada Devi could not refuse anyone who called her Mother. Her life was dedicated to serving the lives of others. As Divine Mother in human form, she accepts all and loves all. In times of stress, each of us can remember, "I have a Mother." Holy Mother's life is a gift, but each of us must open that gift by dissolving all that separates us from her. Olu Haynes explored the ways in which aspects of Holy Mother's life can help us on the spiritual path. Sarada Devi's life reveals the goal of life, brings inspiration, and provides guidelines for living. In particular, Holy Mother's life gives many examples of how to be compassionate toward others. Holy Mother took on the suffering of others; she saw God in everything and was unconditionally loving. Roshni Darnal spoke about Holy Mother as guru. Holy Mother expresses many fine qualities that point to her capacity as a teacher, including selflessness, forgiveness, and eagerness to serve. She had keen insight into the different devotees' unique needs and temperaments and gave advice accordingly. Her love, service, and instruction were all unconditional. She willingly accepted as a student any person with a sincere and earnest yearning for God.
In conclusion, Swami Yogatmananda expressed that Sarada Devi was a motherly guide, whom Sri Ramakrishna regarded as Divine Mother incarnate. Yet, at the same time, out of her compassion, she expressed so many human qualities that people found it very easy to relate to her. The basis of Holy Mother's uniqueness is that even having an externally embroiled life, she could always remember her Divine Nature at will.
