47. Think all of you that you are the infinitely powerful Ātman, and see what strength comes out.
(Translated from Bengali) NEW YORK, 25th September, 189 [...]
36. I am afraid the phonograph has not reached India at all
HOTEL BELLEVUE, BEACON STREET, BOSTON, 24 September 189 [...]
35. I am not flying off without giving you due intimation.
HOTEL BELLEVUE, BEACON STREET, BOSTON, 19 September 189 [...]
46. A Hindu son never lends to his mother, but the mother has every right over the son
HOTEL BELLE VUE, BEACON STREET, BOSTON, 19th September, [...]
34. I am firmly persuaded that a man is never improved by abuse but by praise
HOTEL BELLEVUE, BEACON STREET, BOSTON, 13 September 189 [...]
30. Your kindness has left nothing more to be desired here
CHICAGO(?), September, 1894 (3?), [1] ⓘ[1] Diwanji neve [...]
28. It also has been penetrated with my deep meditations on the Absolute
HOTEL BELLEVUE, BEACON ST., BOSTON, 13th September, 189 [...]
27. If a Guru dies, his disciple is his heir
HOTEL BELLEVUE, BOSTON, 13th September, 1894. DEAR LEON [...]
33. Immediately send me over the little scrap from the Indian Mirror
BEACON STREET, BOSTON, 12 September 1894. DEAR MOTHER, [...]
29. Hindus are head and shoulders above all other nations in morality and spirituality
CHICAGO, September, 1894. DEAR DIWANJI SĀHEB, [1] ⓘ[1] [...]