Dyuman's Correspondence with The Mother

2 June 1935

My dear Mother,

I have spoken to P very clearly: "Give dumb service; utter not a word even if there are whips on your back."

If you mean that there must be no quarrels it is quite all right. But he must feel free to tell me what he has in his heart.

"Work can never be done if there is no discipline! The Mother knows very well the person in charge of the work, and those who work with him have to follow his instructions." And he has agreed to that kind of work.

Let us see, my dear Mother. I wish that dumb service should be given to You by all of us.

I wanted you to tell him also that if he has any complaint to make or if he is not satisfied with his work, it is to me that he must freely say so.

My love, blessings and trust are always with you, my dear child.

2 June 1935