Jagannath Vedalankar's Correspondence with The Mother

2 August 1950

Divine Mother,

I learn from Dr. S that the second warning to the Press gardener has not been heartily approved by you. I very much regret that somehow or other I have gone against your will by my ignorant insistence in the matter.

However, it was by no means my conscious intention to transgress your will. I would therefore like to withdraw the complaint against the gardener and aspire to turn my consciousness towards the light.

May I be purged of any ill-will against the workman! May I have full faith in his capacity to improve and become an admirable worker!

The warning has not yet been served to him and your sanction is required if it is to be cancelled. Aspiring for the right consciousness.

I did not disapprove of the warning but of its wording. My remark was that a third warning was to be served before he is actually sent away — that is all.

With my blessings

2 August 1950