Parichand's Correspondence with The Mother

c. 1938

Mother,

Something in me says that You should not be disturbed by my asking questions about unimportant things. Is this suggestion true?

It cannot be said that it is either false or true, for each case is different. A general mental rule cannot be true. It is only through the inner contact that one can be guided with a certain sureness. In any case, it is better to ask too many questions rather than too few.

c. 1938