Sri Aurobindo

Letters of Sri Aurobindo

Volume 2. 1936

Letter ID: 1712

Sri Aurobindo — Nirodbaran Talukdar

August 30, 1936

I had asked R long ago to get “Sudarshan” specially for A. He didn’t listen; at the last moment he said he would write to Madras, but wrote to Gujerat, hence the delay.

Very unbusinesslike and slipshod. Writing to Madras means that Mother will have to pay for inferior stuff while she can get free the best quality from Punamchand’s father whose speciality it is.

X has inflammation inside the ear, I wanted to apply medicine, but he requires permission.

You can. It was Mother who sent him to you for treatment.

S still complains of slight pain and discomfort. Thinking of trying enema on alternate days.

Yes. Mother thinks it very necessary.