"There is the setting of our minds to work in as active and original a manner as we are able, along a definite and undeflected path of thought; by this means we finally achieve that one pointed condition called Concentration. This implies that the note of our will and our enquiry sounds as a steady unchanging vibration throughout the ethers. Inevitably it draws towards it all of similar vibration, all the knowledge which has to do with our subject. Quietly we assimilate and sift this knowledge. That is Meditation. xi"
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