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When one has started, one must go to the very end. It is not an easy path, one will need time and patience. One will need much endurance, much perseverance and courage and an untiring goodwill. Only if one is capable of having all this, one can start. But once started, it is finished, there is no going back any more; one must go to the very end. <ref>http://incarnateword.in/cwm/06/22-december-1954#p28</ref>

To establish active and passive courage in the whole being, two other things are necessary. First, a tendency of the nature to insist on the battle and victory and effort and triumph, i.e. Yasholipsa. Secondly, there must be a strong self-confidence and a high idea of the power that is in one's self. This is Atma Shakti or Atma Slagha. <ref>https://incarnateword.in/cwsa/11/sapta-chatusthaya-scribal-version#p23</ref>

Another name for faith and selflessness, is courage. When one believes in God, when one believes that God is guiding, believes that God is doing all and that one is doing nothing, there is nothing to fear.

One is led on by that power, protected through life and death by One who survives. In the very hour of death, one feels immortality. In the hour of one’s worst sufferings, one feels invincible. <ref>http://incarnateword.in/cwsa/07/the-present-situation#p12</ref>

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Read more about '''[[Courage Compilation|Courage]]''' from the works of the Mother and Sri Aurobindo.

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