Letter from Gandhiji to Sarojini Naidu, April 16, 1930

April 16, 1930

My dear Mirabai,

I have a letter. What advance shall I make? Of course I should greet the friends just as before. But not having any sense of sin, how shall I give them satisfaction by talking? Their grievance is evidently most against me. The only way I can give them satisfaction is by correct conduct. Can you tell me where I have erred?

I often sing to myself, "We shall know each other better when the mists have rolled away".

I am likely to come to Bombay next week.

Yours,
M.K. Gandhi

From: Padmaja Naidu Papers at Nehru Memorial Museum and Library; Collected Works, Supplementary Volume 2, page 184