Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda
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"That is better! Now I can assume responsibility for your life." "I willingly transfer the burden, Master." "My first request, then, is that you return home to your family. I want you to enter college in Calcutta. Your education should be continued." "Very well, sir." I hid my consternation. Would importunate books pursue me down the years? First Father, now Sri Yukteswar! "Someday you will go to the West. Its people will lend ears more receptive to India's ancient wisdom if the strange Hindu teacher has a university degree." "You know best, Guruji." My gloom departed. The reference to the West I found puzzling, remote; but my opportunity to please Master by obedience was vitally immediate. "You will be near in Calcutta; come here whenever you find time." "Every day if possible, Master! Gratefully I accept your authority in every detail of my life-on one condition." "Yes?" "That you promise to reveal God to me!" |
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