Here you have a very simple statement but one which is distinctly bewildering in its implications. The Ashram stands not still.
New life pours in from either side.
This will perhaps throw light upon the interpretation which I originally gave to you. One of the most difficult tasks which confronts the Master is to teach the disciple to think of the Ashram and to act and serve, think and invoke, as a member of the Ashram would normally do. Adapt himself to the rapidly developing and changing events which are taking place within the Hierarchy. Contribute to the wise circulation and direction of the new energies which are pouring into and through the Ashram. This he does by realizing himself as a center of changing energies.