Modern Review August 1925

The reason he chose Concord as a place of residence seems to have been partly that this had been the home of some of his acestors and partly that it was a lovely and quiet spot near enough to the metropolis to afford him easy access to the city's activities and privileges and yet far enough away to give him the retirement and peace of the country. [...] The sublime pathos of the atonment of Monk11; the Prince which opened to him the gates of 'Resurrection' and the generous love of Sonia the girl of the street have made me liner and nobler than what I him ever been. [...] They will think et 11 in the same way as the Christian nig complaints of the educated.Buddhidh abOO the "injustice" and Intolerance" of OA Indians will be re-echoed from Tokyo 'Alessi' and we shall be branded as the enemies of the Buddhist world. [...] Let us not laugh at these "foolish fancies" of the medieval Brahmin priests for the memory of the ninth "caviar (Buddha) must keep alive the hope of the tenth molar of the future. [...] A temple a library a Research Institufe a hostel for Buddhist pilgrims and scholars a museum of Buddhist art ancient and modern and other such institutions should form a glorious memorial of the holy night of illumination which marked the beginning of a new era in the history of India and of humanity.