Letter to Miss Mary Hale 06
Women’s moods and man’s luck — the gods themselves do not know, what to speak of man?
Letter to Dr. Nanjunda Rao 05
Go on bravely — never mind about designs and other details at present — “With the horse will come the reins”. Work unto death — I am with you, and when I am gone, my spirit will work with you. This life comes and goes — wealth, fame, enjoyments are only of a few days.
Letter to Mr. E. T. Sturdy 01
Letter to Mr. E. T. Sturdy
Letter to Mr. E. T. Sturdy _03
The Mombassa will reach London about the 15th of September. As you already know, Miss Müller changed the date of my visiting Deussen to the 19th September. I shall not be in London to receive Abhedananda. He is also coming without any warm clothing;
Letter to Isabelle McKindley 01
Mrs. Ole Bull, widow of Mr. Ole Bull, the great violinist is a very spiritual lady. She lives in Cambridge and has a fine big parlour made of woodwork brought all the way from India. She wants me to come over to her any time and use her parlour to lecture.
Letter to Shri Alasinga Perumal 02
No religion on earth preaches the dignity of humanity in such a lofty strain as Hinduism, and no religion on earth treads upon the necks of the poor and the low in such a fashion as Hinduism. The Lord has shown me that religion is not in fault.
The Fear of Death
From the chapter PART III Diary of the book “Guru Ramana – Memories and Notes” by S. S. Cohen. 17th August, 1948 10-15 a.m. Mr. Rappold, an American devotee opens his eyes from meditation in which he seems to have been deeply sunk and raises his voice:...Letter to Miss MacLeod
Letter to Miss MacLeod
Letter to Shri Alasinga Perumal 32
Several things are necessary. First there should be strict integrity. Not that I even hint that any of you would digress from it, but the Hindus have a peculiar slovenliness in business matters, not being sufficiently methodical and strict in keeping accounts etc.
Letter to Shri Alasinga Perumal 31
I learnt from your letter the bad financial state the Brahmavâdin is in. I will try to help you when I go back to London. You must not lower the tone. Keep up the paper. Very soon I will be able to help you in such a manner as to make you free of this nonsense teacher business.