| Fire, 956:He has to parallel His work as: The one who conceives the idea. The one who clothes the idea inHercules, 149:between men than of the similarities; it conceives of religion as a series of antagonistic unitsIntellect, 189:intuition'), he perceives (or rather conceives, not rationally or discursively, but by a directMagic, 116:the guidance of that ego that our personality conceives of, and responds to these ideas. This is aPsychology1, 159:are as much a unity as is a human being who conceives an idea, uses his mind and brain to bring hisRays, 729:nature of divine purpose as our planetary Logos conceives it under the inspiration of the solarSoul, 57:father and begets, substance is the mother and conceives. In addition to these two aspects of life |
