Dyuman's Correspondence with The Mother

2 June 1936

My dear Mother,

H wrote You a letter asking if she could help in the Granary when needed, till a good and trustworthy worker is found.

We have indeed received a letter from H—but we do not think it is wise to mix works like that. Her responsibility is in the kitchen and must remain there alone. Otherwise a big strain could be created in her and her health would suffer much.

The number of persons not doing Ashram work is increasing and increasing. Perhaps they think it is a good sign of their sadhana.

The progress in sadhana comes from the rectification of the inner and outer attitude, not from the nature of the work one does.

2 June 1936