Dyuman's Correspondence with The Mother

25 March 1934

Mother,

I walked in the sun from 10 to 11.20 a.m. It was all right as long as I was out in the sun, but no sooner did I enter my room than I began to get cold on the body. I remained lying on the bed up to 12.25. I found that there was fever in the body. I took some food, covered myself tightly and slept. At 1.30 I was completely wet with perspiration, yet the fever was still there and the shivering of the body. Again I covered myself, again perspired and after the third perspiration at 3.30 all was cool, no fever, no headache.

Today I am quiet, Mother. But a suggestion passed: Why write such things again and again to Mother?

It is better to write always whatever happens in your consciousness and in your body also.

What you had felt like fever and the consequent perspiration is simply the working of the force to throw out what remains of the illness in you.

It is good that you are becoming quiet. You must teach your body to be quiet also and to have full confidence. Then things will become all right.

With love and blessings

25 March 1934