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==Concentration for Problem-Solving==
...if your power of concentration is complete, then there is not a problem you cannot solve--I don't mean arithmetic problems (laughter), I mean problems about leading one's life, about decisions to be taken, psychological problems which need solving. There is not one that can resist this power of concentration. <ref>http://incarnateword.in/cwm/05/23-december-1953#p20 </ref> ''(Another child) For a mathematical problem, sometimes the solution comes quickly, sometimes it takes too long.''
Yes, it is exactly that: it depends on the degree of concentration. If you observe yourself, you will notice this quite well: when it does not come, it is because of a kind of haziness in the brain, something cloudy, like a fog somewhere, and then you are there as in a dream. You push forward trying to find it, and it is as though you were pushing into cotton-wool, you do not see clearly there; and so nothing comes. You may remain in that state for hours. <ref>http://incarnateword.in/cwm/05/24-june-1953#p50 </ref>