146. Two years of physical suffering have taken away twenty years of my life.
THE MATH, 11th April, 1899. DEAR——, … Two years of phys [...]
145. You are appointed by the Mother to watch over my life
BAIDYANATH, DEOGHAR, 29th Dec., 1898. MY DEAR DHIRĀ MĀT [...]
144. The Mother is our guide and whatever happens or will happen is under Her ordination.
THE MATH, BELUR, 15th Dec., 1898. DEAR——, … The Mother [...]
143. Things go on all right whether we lend them our helping hands or not.
KASHMIR, 25th Aug., 1898. DEAR MARGOT, It is a lazy lif [...]
142. Hinduism and Islam—Vedānta brain and Islam body—is the only hope.
(Written to Mohammed Sarfaraz Husain of Naini Tal) ALMO [...]
141. Be of good cheer. “Never a worker of good came to grief.”
ALMORA, 20th May, 1898. DEAR MARGOT, [1] ⓘ[1] Margaret [...]
140. Any least trouble undergone, is bound to produce its excellent results.
(Translated from Bengali) DEHRA DUN, 24th November, 189 [...]
139. Duty must be done first.
(Translated from Bengali) LAHORE, 15th November, 1897. [...]
138. Come out, man! No sleeping all life; time is flying.
C/o LALA HANSRAJ, RAWALPINDI, Oct., 1897. DEAR M [1] — [...]
137. Victory to the Lord!—To work! To work!
(Translated from Bengali) MURREE, 10th October, 1897. D [...]