Sri Aurobindo

Letters of Sri Aurobindo

Volume 3

Letter ID: 909

Sri Aurobindo — Roy, Dilip Kumar

February 24, 1937

Mother was very well impressed with Madame Miller; she is indeed what you described her to be. I hope her contact with India and with here will plant in her the seed of a peace which, as it develops, will heal the sufferings of life she has undergone and give her the inner spiritual happiness and release.

I have read Baron’s poem-letter. One would gather from it that his poetry must have one characteristic in common with the “citronnelle” as you describe it, a “beautiful perfume”.

The Mother had a very good impression of Charu and his wife¹ [Bina]; but as for the drum I don’t know whether it is possible. These two weeks after the darshan it is a sort of whirl, one thing after another and all the day like that with little time for anything at leisure.

¹ Charu Battacharya, aka Bengal, aka Motakaka. Later they became residents of the Ashram

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