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Book 4 (Part I)
Book 4 (Part I) (1912), PDF p. 34
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degree of success dependingupon the capacity of the seeker,
and not upon the favour of any Divine Being. We assert
that the critical phenomenon which determines success is
an occurrence in the brain characterized essentially by the
uniting of subject and object. We propose to discuss this pheno—
menon, analyse its nature, determine accurately the physical, mental
and moral conditions which are favourable to it, to ascertain its cause,
and thus to produce it in ourselves, so that we may adequatelystudy its
effects.
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