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    DESIRE LEADS TO WILL POWER - THE CHAIN

    From Self-Development and the Way to Power, by L. W. Rogers (20)

    All the business activities of the world are developing the will.
    Through them will and desire work together in evolving latent powers.
    Desire arouses will power. A man desires wealth and the desire plunges
    him into business activities and stimulates the will by which he
    overcomes all the difficulties that lie in his way. Ardent desire for
    an education arouses the will of the student and the awakened will
    triumphs over poverty and all other barriers between him and the
    coveted diploma. If a man stands at a lower point in evolution where
    he has not the ambition for intellectual culture nor for fame nor for
    wealth, but only the desire for shelter and food, still that primitive
    desire forces him into action; and while his will power will be
    evolved only in proportion to the strength of the desire that prompts
    him, it must nevertheless grow. Instead of rising at a certain hour
    because the will decrees it he may rise only because he knows his
    livelihood depends upon it. But he is learning the same lesson--the
    overcoming of the inertia of the physical body--albeit it is
    compulsory instead of voluntary. But all this is unconscious
    evolution. It is the long, slow, painful process. It is the only way
    possible for those who are not wise enough to co-operate with nature
    in her evolutionary work and thus rise above the necessity of
    compulsion.

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