No hope!46
Many, many years ago somebody’s brother had a big tumour. The doctor said, “He has two or three weeks. If we operate, there is no hope; and if we do not operate, there is no hope.” Either way, he said there was no hope!I said to the sister, “No operation!” That gentleman is still alive. On very rare occasions I agree to an operation.
Disciple: The doctor who wanted to operate actually wanted to do it for his professional advancement. He wanted to experiment on the patient.
Sri Chinmoy: I said, “I will not allow it.” I did not allow them to experiment.
Disciple: Finally a Centre doctor intervened and said that he was going to take care of the patient. The other doctors were upset because they had lost their chance to experiment.
Sri Chinmoy: I said, “Medical experimentation I do not want.”
FSC 45. 1 February 2002, Orchid Garden Hotel, Brunei↩
Sri Chinmoy, The Feet of the Supreme's Compassion, Agni Press, 2015