Parichand's Correspondence with The Mother

c. 1936

SADHANA AND LIFE

Mother,

Sometimes the vegetables in the Dining Room have an unpleasant taste, but I am eating them in spite of it in order to break old formations and achieve an equality of taste. Is this what You wish me to do?

Certainly it is indispensable to break down the narrowness and limitations of taste—the vegetables that taste bad to you others find excellent.

c. 1936