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Habit acts as though it were the most compelling law, yet it is not law: it blinds us to the greater world and robs us of the man we could be, and a new habit (a daily drowsy hour, a daily contemplation of the invisible state) creates a new approach to life.
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habit renders us totally blind to what otherwise we should see; but habit is not law
the only thing which robs him of the man he could be, is habit
habit is the most inhibiting force in the world
It is not law, but habit acts as though it were the most compelling law in the world. We are creatures of habit
We get into the habit of accepting as final the evidence of our senses
The habit of seeing only that which our senses permit renders us totally blind to what, otherwise, we could see