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Letters of Sri Aurobindo

Volume II - Part 1

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The impatience and restless disquietude come from the vital which brings that even into the aspiration. The aspiration must be intense, calm and strong (that is the nature of the true vital also) and not restless and impatient,– then alone it can be stable.