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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Narads Diary/1998, September 28 (Surgery Day) 09.htm
Diary
Surgery Day- Sept. 28, 1998-9
11:37 a.m.
As I look back in
remembrance of the manifold gifts you have given me - the birthday
surprises so rich with the fullness of your love and your happy offering,
I bathed in the light of your joyous wishes for days and weeks afterwards. I have treasured most,
however, your quiet goodwill and aspiration for all that would be best for
me. You have always
sacrificed yourself for me, for Chali, for others, and in these last
severe and painful days still were able to remind me
New Year's Eve – 1963
Anne and I, accompanied by John
Herbie Nunnally, took the Staten Island Ferry after 11:00 p.m. and
passed the lighted Statue of Liberty.
We returned on the same ferry and stepped onto Manhattan Island
at the stroke of 12:00.
This evening is most
significant because Anne and I have received a card from Divine Mother
wishing us a Happy New Year and
Merry Christmas and sending us love and blessings.
New Year's Day January 1, 1964,
the three of us went to Old Tappan where I found a lovely card from
Jyotipriya waiting for me and also
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Narads Diary/1979, July 29 (Nolini on my birthday).htm
Nolini On My Birthday
July 29, 1979
When I entered his room he
broke into a smile of deep tenderness and said to me: "Richard".
A few hours have now passed and I have had a little time to
reflect on the love and sweetness he has bestowed on me , though, as I
always felt with Mother, a lifetime would be needed to fully absorb such
a force. His using my
former name has made a profound impression.
I felt something in it of the timeless friendship of an elder
brother for a younger, for almost all my inner experiences except for
Arindam,
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Narads Diary/1998, September 28 (Surgery Day) 11.htm
Diary
Surgery Day- Sept. 28, 1998-11
12:10 p.m.
The doctor enters with a sadness and compassion that must
be his nature's path, facing death so often each day. He apologizes that
he has to bring me this news and tells me that the colon cancer involves
many organs and is terminal. He has removed both ovaries which also were
cancerous, disconnected the gall bladder and did by-passes to relieve the
blockage.
If nothing had been done he estimated my beloved would have
lived only three more weeks, with the bypasses she could s
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Narads Diary/1998, September 28 (Surgery Day) 07.htm
Diary
Surgery Day- Sept. 28, 1998-7
11:20 a.m.
I have placed your chain and the golden pendant of the
symbols of Mother and Sri Aurobindo in my wallet on top of the blessings
packet with the photo of Mother's feet which is so special to me. This and
your wedding ring I will put on you at the first opportunity.
You said that you would have worn all the jewels I had
bought for you these years but they would have weighed you down too much
in the hospital. However much you treasure them, they were only my
falteringand ina
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Narads Diary/2002, December 10 (In the Ashram).htm
Savitri
Diary
December 13, 2001
Sleep is a sometime thing, fugitive and erratic. Digestion
is poor with bloating and
some discomfort of cramping. Blood
pressure is on the high side. All
points to the necessity of going deeper within, remaining undisturbed by
the
exigencies of the current situation with Mary Helen's cancer so that I
may
become a more receptive instrument.
The repetition of the Name progresses in the heart and now
much of the day and night it is present, reverberating in the being.
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Narad/English/Narads Diary/2003, November to 2004, March (Gratitude).htm
Gratitude
November - March 2004
How grateful this soul for the
privilege of these months in the concentrated force of the Ashram. I walk in humility
through the streets, greeted by disciples, uplifted and blessed at each
moment. The pruning of
the Service Tree, always a darshan for me, has been completed and I feel
its joy in the outburst of its green leaves, its healthy branches free
of all stubs, all dead branches having been removed, and the first buds
preparing for a glorious bloom which I will not see with these eyes but
will flower in my heart.