Indra Sen's Correspondence with The Mother

20 July 1946

In making suggestions to you about the Press, I sometimes feel that my mind has been moving in an unfortunate manner which would not have your approval. I seek directions from you that would help me to identify the mistake in my working and put myself in right relation with you.

So far as I see, there is nothing that can call for my disapproval. Your feeling must originate in a rather tense and confused atmosphere still prevailing in the Press. Misunderstandings and quarrels are always unfortunate as they prevent the Grace and the Force from working freely, thus creating a feeling of frustration and uneasiness. Mutual understanding, tolerance and goodwill would help much to remove the resistance to the spiritual action.

20 July 1946