June 6, 1890
Letter to SARADANANDA and KRIPANANDA,
Your letters have duly reached us. They say Almora
is healthiest at this time of the year, yet you are taken ill! I hope
it is nothing malarious. I find Gangadhar the same pliant child with his turbulence moderated by
his wanderings, and with a greater love for us and for our Lord. He is
bold, brave, sincere, and steadfast. The only thing needed is a guiding
mind to whom he would instinctively submit with reverence, and a fine
man would be the result. Who advises you to jump into fire? If you
don't find the Himalayas a place for Sadhana, go somewhere else then. So
many gushing inquiries simply betray a weak mind. Arise, ye mighty one,
and be strong! Work on and on, struggle on and on! Nothing more to
write.
6th June 1896
Letter to MRS. BULL —
I have sent to Mr. Leggett by last mail the power of attorney, and, as you desired, this is to notify you of the fact and absolve you from the responsibilities of the power of attorney which I gave you in America last year.
I have sent to Mr. Leggett by last mail the power of attorney, and, as you desired, this is to notify you of the fact and absolve you from the responsibilities of the power of attorney which I gave you in America last year.
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