Dear Jeyamohan,
Your talk on nature, delivered at the birthplace of William Wordsworth, was beautiful. There was something deeply meaningful about speaking of nature in a place so closely associated with a poet who devoted his life to discovering the spiritual dimensions of the natural world.
You are now travelling across the United States. I hope you will use this opportunity to deliver more such talks in different and extraordinary places. Every place has its own history, landscape, and cultural significance. A talk on nature in a great forest, a discussion on literature in a historic library, or a reflection on human civilisation in a place shaped by history would each offer a unique experience.
Your thoughts and the places in which you share them can enrich each other. Such talks would not only reach new audiences but also create memorable encounters between literature, nature, and the human spirit.
I hope you will make the most of your travels and give us more such beautiful experiences.
With regards,
Raja Krishnamurthi
