Parichand's Correspondence with The Mother

1939

Mother,

The condition of the rose plants in my charge pains my heart whenever I go near them. I am ready to spare no efforts for their betterment if only Your will itself manifests more and more clearly and shows me the right way of nursing them.

So many plants have died without giving me sufficient experience! Tell me, Mother, what I should do to fulfil Your will more perfectly.

From the spiritual point of view, in your work, there are two defects that are to be removed. One is a kind of restlessness which compels you to try always new things and to make too many experiments—and the other is a certain rigidity in the mind which prevents the true inspiration from being properly received. Once these obstacles are removed you will more easily feel my force and my consciousness working through you.

With my love and blessings

1939