Dyuman's Correspondence with The Mother

7 November 1934

My dear Mother,

A few days ago S put a demand on me: "Come to Canal House daily."

I told her, "It is not possible."

Then she said, "Once a week."

I replied, "That too is difficult. All the same I shall try but it will not be regular."

"I want to come to you," she said.

"All right, at 11 a.m. when you come for your flowers."

I have not said, "Do not come to me," but when they try to bind me tight, I always find it very difficult.

She has passed through a difficult time and old movements have come up again trying to drag her back to ancient errors; that is why probably she was wanting to see you.

But surely she will be all right again after some time.

You are right in letting nobody catch hold of you, it would be very bad in all ways.

With love and blessings always

7 November 1934