The world will always be calling you away, because whatever a person does, he wants to take his friend with him. If he gambles, he will say, "Come, we will gamble, we will enjoy together." If he drinks, he will say, "Come on, drink with me." If he goes to the theater, he will say: "Come with me. We will go to the theater. We shall enjoy it." So the world, busy with its selfish, unimportant occupations, will surely drag one toward itself. This can only be overcome by the will. A person must have a will, and he must have confidence in his will.