This is the fourth and final volume in the correspondence between Sri Aurobindo and Dilip. Sri Aurobindo keeps up his correspondence with his 'favourite' son throughout the difficult war years. Mother’s letters to Dilip are included in this volume.
Sri Aurobindo : corresp.
THEME/S
February 20, 1951
My dear child,
You must not be depressed or sad. You know that Sri Aurobindo has not left us and that he will be here to-morrow as usual.
With my love and blessings
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March 6, 1951
Let the Divine Grace do the work through you and the work will be thoroughly done. My love
April 28, 1951
Sri Aurobindo has made our realisation independent from all world circumstances, and He always considered you as part of the realisation; so there is no true ground for depression. I expect you to shake it off with the help of my love and blessings.
June 27, 1951
Mon cher enfant,
Voila ce que je viens d’entendre de notre Seigneur pour toi:
«Pas de craintes, pas d’anxiété, pas de doutes, je suis la».
Avec mes bénédictions [My dear child, Here is what I just heard from our Lord for you: “Have no fear, no anxiety, no doubts, I am here. With my blessings. “]
Undated
But after all, without putting forth eighteen visible arms, (perhaps, since it is a symbol, by putting them forth internally) I hope to become one day so divine even on the body consciousness that I shall be able to satisfy everybody! But you can’t hurry a transformation like that. I must ask for time.
Why do you always insist on cherishing the idea that I refuse all human love? I have surely written to you to the contrary. I don’t reject it, neither human nor vital love. But I want that behind the vital there shall be the constant support of the psychic human love if (not all at once the divine), because that alone can prevent the movements which make you restless, obscure and miserable. In asking this I am surely not asking anything excessive or beyond your power.
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