In a mood of weariness the Swami wrote to a friend on June 3, 1897:
"As for myself, I am quite content. I have roused a good many of our people, and that was all I wanted. Let things have their course and karma it's sway. I have no bonds here below. I have seen life, and it is all self-life is for self, love is for self, honour for self, everything for self. I look back and scarcely find any action I have done for self - even my wicked deeds were not for self. So I am content - not that I feel I have done anything especially good or great, but the world is so little, life so mean a thing, existence so, so servile, that I wonder and smile that human beings, rational souls, should be running after this self - so mean and detestable a prize.
This is truth. We are caught in a trap, and the sooner one gets out the better for one. I have seen the truth - let the body float up or down, who cares?........
This is truth. We are caught in a trap, and the sooner one gets out the better for one. I have seen the truth - let the body float up or down, who cares?........
I was born for the life of a scholar - retired, quiet, pouring over my books. But the Mother dispensed otherwise. Yet the tendency is there. "
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