Not much attention is paid to this requirement by most students. The thoughts remain outside one s being. They are cloaks but not essential ingredients of one s existence. This is possible only when the external operations of thought become a part of one s life and the breath that one breathes. Mankind lives in a world which is hard to face at this juncture of the twentieth century.
People have difficulty of every description.
But, accepting facts as they are, and not imagining ideologies which ought to be, one has to make the best of one s circumstances. The world has been of this kind since ages, and it is not likely to be something else, suddenly. The difficulties of life are partly our own making. There is some mystery in things, which we are not able to understand. Our complaints are part of our ignorance.