Dyuman's Correspondence with The Mother

26 March 1934

Mother,

In the afternoon, I perspired so much that all the clothes on my body were quite damp; and like yesterday, there was that kind of fever, but after one hour's walk in the sun I was fresh and full of strength.

When You look at me from the roof, my body gets heated. Even when You start from Your room for the roof, it begins to heat up; the eyes burn and my whole body is as if on fire.

You need not worry, it is the fire that is pushing the illness away.

My well beloved Mother, at each moment You remind me of Your love and affection; and to You my difficulties do not seem to be so severe as they present themselves to me.

I am not at all anxious and find nothing so very severe about it.

You have strained your nerves to the utmost and nerves require time to recover, that is all.

With love and blessings

26 March 1934