Sri Aurobindo
Letters of Sri Aurobindo
Volume 1
The Mother does not wish Anilkumar to go to the Coco-tiers. In fact, the upstairs rooms are so interdependent that two people who are not accustomed to live together would be always in each other’s way. Her idea was that you should both be in the Vigie House.
In respect to that Nalina and Amiya have both written that they are quite willing to go to Cocotiers if it is the Mother’s will – they only objected to the idea that they were dissatisfied with V. H. [Vigie House] and on that ground invited to go elsewhere. That again leaves the choice open to you, either to take V. H. with its terrace and nearness to the sea or the Cocotiers with its interior comfortableness. Amiya and Nalina seem to be attracted by the general report of the Cocotiers and other considerations so that you need have no scruple in making your choice.
About the bulk of your letter I shall try to reply – not at the same length, you will understand that – tomorrow as today I am terribly overburdened with arrears of unanswered letters and other documents of great importance – at least to their writers. I hope you won’t mind the delay.
P.S. I have written to Nolini to show you the Cocotiers in the evening.