In the January 2010 issue of Echoes India, the newsletter introduced a new section entitled, “A Peep into the Past,” giving a glimpse into the early days of Sahaj Marg: Quoting a letter from Lalaji to Babuji, December 1929: “It is good to be tormented. Home is the school for tolerance and meekness. According to one way of thinking, patience in such things is considered to be penance, and is superior to other kinds of penances. So, instead of sorrow and resentment one should resort to ‘gairat’.” [a feeling that a person himself is at fault, although he is not really at fault.] – Babuji Maharaj, Autobiography of Ram Chandra, vol. 1. Read more at http://www.sahajmarg.org/newsletter/india/archives