Letter to: Rupanuga — Camp: c/o ISKCON; 7-D Kamla Nagar; Devidayal Bhawan; Delhi-7; India — 12 November, 1971

My Dear Rupanuga,

Please accept mv blessings. I am in due receipt of your letter dated 2nd November, 1971 and have noted the contents. We are now in Delhi and our festival is going to begin today and go on for ten days. I am so glad to learn that some professors are willing to review BGAII. Try to get as many as possible and publish this BGAII as soon as possible. I do not know why Macmillan Company is putting some obstructions in our path. Long before, I offered them to publish this large edition, but there was no reply. Anyway, if they are still interested, they can pay the bill of Dai Nippon, and I have no objection to them putting their name as publisher, according to the terms of our agreement. But we cannot change the make-up of the book or reduce it for their convenience. Last time, they reduced it to the minimum size, but now people want the enlarged edition. Anyway, take their formal permission if possible, but permission or no permission, BGAII must be published.

So far the marriages of Murlidar and Yogamaya Prabhus and Bhadra and Pariksit prabhus, if you think it may be married with my blessings.