Brown separately for two nights at Lahore, as they
can do so better, each for himself, if they so choose. At Jummoo again,
where we proceeded from Lahore, Mr. Brown saw him on the evening of the
third day of our arrival there, and from him received a letter in his
familiar handwriting, not to speak of his visits to me almost every day.
And what happened the next morning almost every one in Jummoo is aware
of. The fact is, that I had the good fortune of being sent for, and
permitted to visit a sacred Ashrum, where I remained for a few days in
the blessed company of several of the Mahatmas of Himavat and their
disciples. There I met not only my beloved Gurudeva and Col. Olcott's
master, but several others of the fraternity, including one of the
highest. I regret the extremely personal nature of my visit to those
thrice blessed regions prevents my saying more about it. Suffice it
that the place I was permitted to visit is in the Himalayas, not in any
fanciful Summer Land, and that I saw him in my own sthula sarira
(physical body) and found my Master identical with the form I had seen
in the earlier days of my Chelaship.
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