The Moral Vision
Concentration
~ 79 ~
In any task of greater or lesser complexity, there are
always aspects of it which present problems which
appear at first sight to be insoluble. Sometimes
innumerable facts have to be marshaled which can
be interpreted only with the keenest of insight.
Often a mysterious, elusive factor emerges just at a
point when one thinks that all questions have been
answered. Such difficulties can be overcome, and
such secrets unveiled only when one’s total
intellectual capacity is directed towards the
unraveling of the mystery. Without the utmost
devotion and one hundred per cent concentration,
success will remain forever beyond one’s grasp
(125:20).
