K: when one begins to understand oneself, not only the conscious but all the hidden parts of oneself as well, then there comes tranquility. Meditation demands constant watchfulness, constant awareness of every word, thought and feeling, which reveals the state of our own being, and as that is arduous, we escape into every kind of conformity, deceptive thing and call it meditation."
Gv: we can see this from our own investigation. In understanding desire rather than attempts at controlling desire, an orderliness comes unsought, as a by-product. We find that the disorder of desire, the craving for what is not, does not lie in the object of desire but rather in the desiring or resisting mind itself.
