The Danish Peace AcademyGANDHI AND NORDIC COUNTRIESCollected by E. S. Reddy - EReddy@aol.com and Holger TerpLetter, [On or after April 30, 1936] [On or after April 30, 1936] My dear child, I have your long letter. I have read it with the deepest interest. You have a tough problem in front of you. If you can, you should come to Nandi Hill to see me. I reach there on 10th May.192 God will guide you. You must not worry. Take things as they come to you when you cannot alter them. I am writing this from the village Segaon193 where I want to settle down. Mirabai is here already. She will go to some other village, if I settle down here. I do not want any of the old co-workers with me, if I can help it. Love. Bapu Source: a photostat at the National Archives of India, and My Dear Child, page 112; Collected Works, Volume 62, page 357 192 Gandhi arrived in Nandi Hills, near Bangalore, for a months rest. 193 A village five miles from Wardha where Gandhi set up an ashram. He later renamed it Sevagram.
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