A quiet mind, receiving things and looking at them without effervescence or haste, not rushing about or throwing up random ideas, is what is necessary. Ref: Letters on […]
If you can achieve quietude followed by an upward openness, it is better than the effort which sways between strong experiences and strong adverse reactions. Ref: Letters on Yoga […]
Do not attach so much importance to mistakes or insist on your non-receptiveness and unconsciousness. You have only to turn always to the Force that gives you calmness […]
You must establish a basis of equanimity within – the peace of the inner being which these surface movements cannot touch, – then if they come on the […]