| Bethlehem, 38:a relative persistence - the soul is not to be contrasted as a detached agent either with itsIntellect, 69:wisdom, sudden, penetrating, coercive, which is contrasted with the slow and fallible study ofIntellect, 69:be called revelation or insight or intuition, as contrasted with sense, reason and analysis, whichMagic, 82:a cycle of ten years, for instance, as they are contrasted with the preceding or succeeding similarMagic, 328:for what they are, and fundamental ideas so contrasted with the formulation of dogmas that thatPsychology1, 76:kingdom. Students would learn much if they contrasted the building power of the higher mind withSoul, 83:free from the body, which as knowing subject is contrasted with and distinct from the object; or |
