Dilip's Correspondence with The Mother

20 March 1933

Dilip, (I almost feel inclined to add: big child!)

You are quite mistaken. I enjoyed your music very much; indeed it was quite beautiful. But as I am to see you tomorrow, I was keeping the subject for then—as I have some rather interesting details to give which I think will please you, but would be somewhat too long to write. I can also explain better these things orally, give them with the voice a life that the pen can't give. But I never expected that you would take such a short silence for a sign of indifference—as this was extremely far from my consciousness.

Till tomorrow then, joyfully.

P.S. I leave it to Sri Aurobindo to answer for himself—but meanwhile I can tell you that he praised your music very much.

20 March 1933