There are always lulls of this kind. One must not get upset – otherwise they are prolonged and disturbances come in. One must remain quiet, aspire steadily but without vehemence or, if one presses for a change, then too with a quiet steady pressure.Sri Aurobindo
Letters of Sri Aurobindo
Volume III - Part 1
Fragment ID: 12135
There are always lulls of this kind. One must not get upset – otherwise they are prolonged and disturbances come in. One must remain quiet, aspire steadily but without vehemence or, if one presses for a change, then too with a quiet steady pressure.