The best decisions emerge after long, albeit shapeless, meditation, which is slowly concentrated to a point where it violently spills over into an impulse that, by volitional action, is immediately allowed to flow out: it materializes in this impulse, and continues to bear fruit. Intuition, taken in the Jungian sense, when developed, is capable of manifesting itself laden with a certainty that surpasses reasoning. It is the flash of a precious faculty. To go against it, in these cases, is to squander it. That is why patience in important decisions is right—but sometimes the most profitable thing is to have the courage to follow the intuition.
The Best Decisions Come After Long Meditation…
