Sri Aurobindo

Letters of Sri Aurobindo

Volume 2. 1938

Letter ID: 2132

Sri Aurobindo — Nirodbaran Talukdar

June 21, 1938

[Sri Aurobindo and the Mother]

Guru, nearly the whole of yesterday’s poem came in the evening meditation – hence its intuitive character! Today’s came through perspiring trance!

Not intuitive but a very well-inspired perspiration. You seem to have got back your swing.

The mangoes given to T are spoilt usually. Are they bought or sent by somebody?

[Mother:] Mangoes are not bought. They must be coming from one or another garden.

She proposes to take more rice and bread instead of fruits.

[Mother:] If she takes bread and butter it will help.

R.B. has no pain today. Can she begin work?

[Mother:] She may try.

Does Benjamin still require special cooking?

[Mother:] Ask André –

We have a meat extract lying here, bought for Raymond. Shall we give it to Bala?

[Mother:] Yes, but it is better if he takes it in the dispensary itself as a medicine. Because if he takes it to his home, his mother may very well take it instead of he –