The Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda/Volume 6/Epistles - Second Series/CXL Mother
CXL
(Translated from Bengali)
DEHRA DUN,
24th November, 1897.
DEAR MOTHER, (Shrimati Indumati Mitra)
I have duly received your letter and that of dear Haripada. Of course you
have ample reason to feel sorry for, but you see, I couldn't help it. And
what took me here also became a fiasco; neither could I go to Sindh. It is
the Lord's will. Now, I have an idea of proceeding to Calcutta through
Rajputana, Kathiawar, and Sindh. But some difficulty may crop up on the way.
If all goes well, I am certainly coming to Sindh. You must have undergone a
lot of difficulty in coming to Hyderabad by arranging for leave etc. Any
least trouble undergone, is bound to produce its excellent results. Friday
next I shall leave this place, and have a mind to go via Saharanpur to
Rajputana direct. I am doing well now, and trust you too are in health and
peace of mind. . . .
With best love and blessings to yourself and Haripada,
Yours sincerely,
VIVEKANANDA.