| Bethlehem, 9:only an application to that divine Figure Which dwelt for a time among men, but that it has also aBethlehem, 80:the centuries. The thought of sin is very little dwelt upon by Christ. It was emphasized by St.Discipleship2, 502:all who may later read these instructions, if I dwelt for a moment upon the inevitable problem ofDiscipleship2, 746:last instruction to you (given two years ago) I dwelt much on this, and I would like to tell youExternalisation, 405:in the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven, dwelt in the glory of the divine Presence, and thenFire, 101:it to all parts of its system. We have dwelt on facts which might stimulate interest and emphasizeFire, 115:and correspondences have been somewhat dwelt upon, as it is necessary for us to realize the work toFire, 259:way answered the question. These points, if dwelt upon, will be found of real assistance inFire, 434:the third root-race and produced a form wherein dwelt Spirit on the third subplane of the fifthFire, 473:disaster only results from contact. I have dwelt on this point, for the danger is real, and near atFire, 1088:through the kingdoms of nature are the points dwelt upon. Yet there have been earlier cycles whichHercules, 38:bull. On the horizon rose the island fair where dwelt the bull, and where adventurous men couldHercules, 40:water to the isle of Crete unto the land where dwelt the Cyclops three. These three great sons ofHercules, From n:though not to Hercules, but unto those who dwelt upon the shores of the great sea. They listenedHercules, From n:They listened and they heard. Upon those shores dwelt the great queen, who reigned o'er all theHercules, 141:earth. At length he found the lair where dwelt the monstrous beast. Within a cavern of perpetualHercules, 141:them straight into the yawning cavern where dwelt the hideous beast. A stirring and commotion thereHercules, 191:by Augeas, and the stables in which the animals dwelt have not been cleaned for 30 years, 3Hercules, 199:do a great work. Down the ages they have come, dwelt in physical bodies, worked through anInitiation, 37:cosmic sources, have at times lent their aid and dwelt briefly upon our planet. By the energy whichPatanjali, 84:[84] spokes" and as that point of light is dwelt upon, it reveals a road which must be travelledPsychology1, 65:The Word in the beginning was. The Word hath dwelt and dwells with God. In Him was light. In HimRays, 554:This, in its turn, "opened the door where evil dwelt" and let loose on earth the full fury of the |
