The depictions of Harmony reflection in books like Heart and Brain: The Way of thinking of Contemplation by Michael Martin (1969) and Contemplation (1972) by David Swartzwelder is about the thoughtful act of counting, the decrease of attention to a miniature level, a representative being, a board, in a stream, or self, or makes no difference either way. Harmony contemplation can be related with restraining the creature mind, about finding a heavenly perspective that needn't bother with to be constrained by discipline or execution. Here once more, contemplation and yoga are noted as devices to arrive at a position of satisfaction with next to no of oneself created sensations of delight or weight. In the Japanese Yoga Sutra , the writer Takusu stated, "Thou shalt know the way for the abrupt arousing of the insight of life," where the accentuation is on encountering the excursion without accomplishing crafted by climbing and dropping. So maybe the pathway to edification doesn't go from one illumination to another yet from the strain of the familiarity with the self to a harmony, from energy to harmony. As Alice James put it, "No one understands what they are searching for until they track down it."