Sri Aurobindo

Letters of Sri Aurobindo

Volume 2. 1934 — 1935

Letter ID: 561

Sri Aurobindo — Roy, Dilip Kumar

February 6, 1935

I shall certainly do my utmost to help you in the days just coming to achieve this object and answer to your appeal. If I asked you to take another attitude, it was because I felt that the difficulties – restless doubt in the mind and the habit of vital depression would be then more easy to overcome. But since it is impossible, I must try to get in the experience through all the barriers. It is difficult when the mind is dull or restless under the pressure of effort, but it can arrive.

I cannot write more because it is already 6 o’clock after a terribly heavy night. But words are not what is wanted and from today I shall at least have a little time to do necessary things.