Just consider, we have to break a boulder or stone into pieces. We have been hammering it, but it is not breaking. Suppose a hundred blows are required to break it. We have given two, four, ten… twenty impacts. It does not break. We continue. Eighty — even ninety blows have been given. It is still not breaking. Now we start thinking negatively or pessimistically, “It appears this stone will not break…” Ninety-nine blows have been delivered. It still refuses to break. Now we become dejected; despondency sets in …that ‘perhaps I do not posses the potential or power to break it.’ However, what is the reality? It is calling for just one more blow. The moment we deal one more strike, it immediately breaks into pieces. Now this does not mean or should not be interpreted that all the ninety-nine blows that were delivered previously went in vain. Just think, had you not given those ninety-nine hits, would the hundredth one have been possible? Therefore, those ninety-nine blows also are very much in place.