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Letters on Himself and the Ashram

The Complete Works of Sri Aurobindo. Volume 35

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Time and Correspondence [2]

It is true that the flow of notebooks and letters is becoming so heavy that time is insufficient to deal with them. Mother favoured the movement, but it is becoming excessive in proportions. The best thing would be for you to write briefly each thing you have to say — then you can write every day — otherwise it is better to write from time to time, say twice a week. But the first way would be best; if things are briefly and clearly said, then there will be time.

25 June 1933