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What I call an active attitude is to concentrate on—I shall put it in general terms—on the person who is directing the meditation, with the will to open and receive from him what he intends to give you or the force with which he wants to put you into contact. That is active, for here there is a will at work and an active concentration to open yourself to someone, a concentration on someone.
The other one, the passive one is simply this: to be concentrated as I have told you, then you open yourself as one opens a door; you see, you have a door here (''gesture at the level of the heart'') and once you are concentrated, you open the door and stay like this (''gesture of immobility''). Or else, you may take another image, as if it were a book, and you open your book very wide with its pages completely blank, that is, quite silent, and you stay like that waiting for what is going to happen. <ref>http://incarnateword.in/cwm/09/7-february-1957#p6,p7,p8 </ref>
==Movement of the Centre of Consciousness==