The Four Principles

Form a mental image of the reservoir of strength you are accumulating through the things you keep to yourself. That is why, when you do communicate, it must be a kind of resignation, a sacrifice; because however much a person communicates, he is sawing off the branch on which he is sitting. The mood must be far, far removed from any fanaticism or need to communicate. As long as you have this need, it means a weakening of your reservoir of strength. Anyone who acts as a propagandist agitator misses the whole goal that he sets for himself.