| Astrology, 313:an apparently vague subtlety which proves most elusive to the ordinary thinker. This also is trueAutobiography, 183:maybe it isn't." I may be considered by some as elusive as an eel but I do leave people free. ItFire, 48:the soul as it shows forth in the form of that elusive something which brings about the synthesisFire, 238:recognition of an ultimate something of such an elusive nature, that men are forced seemingly toHercules, 61:of the sea". He was not only wise, but very elusive, assuming many forms, and refused ever [62] toHercules, 71:it is gone; as a sudden realization of truth, so elusive, so fleeting, that at first the discipleHercules, 71:Ones. The reasons that Nereus, the Master, is elusive and gives but a flash of thought or ofHercules, 83:must be seized", in other words, that which is elusive and difficult to secure. This doe was sacredHercules, 87:sensitive that he is difficult to handle and so elusive and sometimes so indefinite, that it isHercules, 92:Cancer, faced with the problem of finding that elusive, sensitive, and deeply occult, or hidden,Hercules, 93:the Lord. But the doe had another and more elusive form, and for this Hercules, the aspirant,Hercules, 226:is symbolized for us [226] in the capture of the elusive Doe, or Hind, sensitive and difficult toMagic, 23:The word spirit is applied to that undefinable, elusive, essential impulse or Life which is theMagic, 30:basic essential of Being, and this mysterious elusive factor is the correspondence in man of thatMagic, 451:basic essential of being and this mysterious elusive factor is the correspondence in man of thatMagic, 574:will be devious in his propositions, subtle and elusive in his arguments, using manipulation in hisPsychology1, 134:creative work, and it will be found that, in the elusive following to its source of that mysteriousPsychology2that which is really undefinable and which is so elusive and subtle that though we may call itSoul, 51:psychoanalyzed and understood at last. Those elusive and intangible processes, called emotions and |
