' The Divine Calm '...

It is not only that he must remove the impurities,

the faults and the weaknesses,

which obstruct the divine entry or prevent the divine settlement,

but also that he must,

by continually training himself to remain undisturbed by troubles and unexcited by good fortune,

keep mind and heart always calm so that the divine guest may be able to remain permanently.




-- Notebooks Category 24: The Peace within You > Chapter 3:
Practise Detachment > # 135 Paul Brunton