670724 - Letter to Brahmananda written from London

Letters by Date, 1967

Letter to Brahmananda (page 1 of 2)

Letter to Brahmananda (page 2 of 2)

LONDON AIRPORT HOTEL
The Excelsior
BATH ROAD. WEST DRAYTON. MIDDLESEX
Telephone Skyport 668. Telegrams Comeforte London. Telex 24625

[Handwritten]
July 24, 1967

My dear Brahmananda,
Accept my blessings. I am always thinking of your separation feelings. Please do your duty nicely and Krishna will help you in all respects. We are delayed here for 16 hours. Starting this morning at 9 for Delhi. The attention of Mr. B.K. Nehru the Ambassador of India was drawn to me the other day. I have told him about my permanent Visa and he has promised to help me when I come back. Please make an appointment with him informing that I wish to present him our set of Bhagavatam and our other literatures. Then go to him and personally present the books etc. at Washington D.C. It may be that I shall be coming back very soon as soon as I feel some strength. Up to now there was no disturbance about my health and I hope to reach Delhi this night. I shall write you again after reaching Vrindaban. Convey my ardent affection and blessings for all the boys and girls. I am very much hopeful of my movement. Please keep steady, follow all my instructions scrupulously, chant Hare Krishna and Krishna will give you all strength. Hope you are all doing well. I am

Yours ever well-wisher