Sri Aurobindo

Letters of Sri Aurobindo

Volume 2. 1934 — 1935

Letter ID: 618

Sri Aurobindo — Roy, Dilip Kumar

September 10, 1935

It seems to me a pity that you have dropped even for a moment the line you had taken, which in my eyes at least was really serious Yoga, and given the whole emphasis to the meditation. If you find it dull, it can hardly succeed. However, as you say, it is no use complaining: I only hope you will get back to the psychic line in which you were making good progress. I note at any rate that you are determined to stick to the spiritual endeavour in spite of the keenness of your disappointment. It is the sticking to it and seeing it through that makes success possible. I don’t know that it is useful just now to say anything more. I can only give all the help possible.