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return to the Agamas, which are so important for one understanding of Indian religion and philosophy on the whole. Thus it is impossible to understand the foundamental idea of without the help of your sacred books.
I was sorry to hear about the decease of the Maharaj Sindhia because I saw how nobly he tried to promote the case of religion in India. But I trust that his successor's Government will follow in his foot-steps and do what it can for your work in the state.
The address of my son-in-law is: Dr. Georg Morgenstirne, University of Oslo, Norway. He has been down with an attack of appendicitis, but now recovering.
My wife and myself often think of the happy days we spent with you and your pupils both in Shivpuri and in Agra. We also had the luck to meet the mother whose son we learnt to know and to admire as a noble servant of eternal truth. And we feel thankful to her for what she has given us.
And now, my dear Jainachary allow me to send you our very best wishes for yourself and for the noble work to which you are devoting your life.
With kindest regards,
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Yours sincerely, STEN KONOW
Oslo, Norway, 3. 11. 1926 Etnografisk Museum.
My dear friend;
I have read with great concern about your troubles and I should be very happy if I could help you in any way. But it Shree Sudharmaswami Gyanbhandar-Umara, Surat
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