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Letters of Sri Aurobindo

Volume 3. 1936-37

Fragment ID: 17877

1936-37

I did not mean that the Force should do everything for me while I remain lazy. But is it not true that our personal effort can bear definite and lasting fruit only if the Force has acted in or through.

The Force also produces no definite and lasting fruit unless there is the will and the resolution to advance in the sadhak. Your argument tries to establish the very thing you deny in your first sentence – viz. that all your want of progress is due to the Force, you yourself are not to blame.