Amal Kiran's Correspondence with The Mother

10 September 1964

Dearest Mother,

You must have read the copy I sent you of my letter to C. The letter gives my mind’s movement in consideration of past friendship: it clearly blames him [for hurting S’s wrist in a state of anger] without depriving him of a chance to make up. But have I acted rightly in wanting to be re-constructive instead of condemnatory or retributive? A private word from you to me will help me much and will be much appreciated.

It is most likely that C will express regret for the damage done — but you must be patient. Do not worry.

Blessings

10 September 1964