Anyone who has divided his time and his energy in many activities cannot achieve a great goal. A great goal necessarily requires total dedication, that is, working for a specific target by making concerted effort. One incurs losses at various fronts due to this concentration on one goal, but the secret of any great success lies in bearing these losses.
Spirituality is like a peaceful bomb. A physical bomb can destroy cities, but the spiritual bomb hits man himself. And when man is conquered, nothing else is left to be conquered.
The truth is that in this world the choice for the individual lies not between a life with problems and a life without problems, but between one kind of difficulty and another. If one’s attempt at resolving one problem is only going to lead to some other problem, the wise course would be for man to remain content with the previous set of problems which had fallen to his lot.
Every human being regards himself as incomplete until he has found that supreme principle by which he can explain his existence in this world and discover the purpose and meaning of his life.
