Book Title: Lover of Light Among Luminaries Dilip Kumar Roy
Author(s): Amruta Paresh Patel
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad

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________________ 240 A LOVER OF LIGHT AMONG LUMINARIES : Dilip Kumar Roy Q. : Dilip Kumar writes in his work somewhere that he raised questions frequently to realize whether Sri Aurobindo's power was human or Divine. What did you think of him at that time ? A. : That way, he spent a lot of time in writing. But we are the gainers for that because most of his letters which Sri Aurobindo replied were circulated at that time. He was instrumental in making Sri Aurobindo write the letters. He and Amal were there and there were some others also. But his correspondence is in about four volumes. So, that way, we are also gamers. Q. : Soon after the physical departure of Sri Aurobindo, Dilip Roy left the Ashram. What could be the reason in leaving the Ashram? Was it because he was unable to accept the authority of the Mother in the Ashram ? A. : We can't say that it was so. He could not get on but he used to have this kind of mood and he used to argue with Sri Aurobindo. He said:" I don't understand your Supramental business and all that, I want Krishna, "all that It was going on at that time. So, he was always tilting from one side to the other but he confesses it in his letters to Sri Aurobindo. Otherwise he had fairly good relation with (the) Mother not as thick as with Sri Aurobindo. But even then the Mother was very kind to him. ...Cmaudible)... But he was also a very touchy person, you see. With anybody he may get angry or mistake his intentions and like that. But we can't say that he had not high regard for the Mother also. ...inaudible)... (recorded on November 4,1995.) Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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