Discipleship1, 715:happiness. This has to be changed into group emancipation, group cohesion and group joy. The firstDiscipleship2, 685:indicates (to us who watch) a great measure of emancipation and of emerging soul control. You willExternalisation, 126:the race has gone a long way towards its final emancipation. There is, therefore, a certain measureFire, 393:This happens when the soul is prepared for final emancipation, Moksha. Till then, of course, theFire, 420:from form. The first occult assertion marks his emancipation from the three lower kingdoms, and hisFire, 421:The second occult assertion marks the gradual emancipation of man from the lower three kingdoms,Fire, 485:Them consciously, and supervenes upon Their own emancipation. Fire, 542:lives spent by the initiate prior to his final emancipation. He becomes in his sphere the "GreatFire, 721:all planes in the system. In the earlier system, emancipation was effected through the faculty ofFire, 721:of the atom of substance. In this system emancipation will be brought about through the line ofFire, 758:one in India will in due time do much toward the emancipation of the women of India, whilst anotherFire, 810:of all present problems. This will bring about emancipation from the present physical planeFire, 842:regenerate the fourth kingdom. They will achieve emancipation in the fifth round, four fifths ofFire, 875:the Son, both materially and in consciousness, Emancipation of the Son from his Mother, or theGlamour, 106:causes. They cannot finally deter the soul from emancipation but they can and do hinder and delay.Healing, 162:supervenes and freedom from danger and emancipation from difficulty and liberation from diseaseHealing, 259:held before the neophyte is liberation, freedom, emancipation; this, by and large, is the keynoteHealing, 261:what are the basic essentials of happiness. The Emancipation of the Slaves. The spiritual idea ofHercules, 176:The final ascension is that which marks the emancipation of the initiate of very high degree whoHercules, 227:time. The problem before Hercules was his emancipation from illusion and the freeing of perceptionInitiation, 156:practical. He who achieves it is rapidly nearing emancipation. This applies not to the reticence,Intellect, 41:and the domination of the intellect. This final emancipation, and consequent transfer of the centerMagic, 80:away of all that hinders and the completed emancipation. By discrimination - a faculty of theMagic, 476:from the form which he has created, and the emancipation of that form from the control of the oneMeditation, 19:it needless and thus effect its shattering. Emancipation is the result, and the man frees himselfMeditation, 29:causal body is known as a limitation and the emancipation is completed. The polarization thenMeditation, 31:gravity of the causal body fixes the moment of emancipation and marks the time when the work ofMeditation, 33:the lower to the higher and later to complete emancipation from both, - centralization ensuing thenMeditation, 57:we are considering, the destructive factor. In emancipation comes the breaking of the chains, inMeditation, 223:are attended to, the law can then work and emancipation be hastened. People ask themselves, howPatanjali, 43:the goal, - knowledge of the spiritual life, and emancipation. There is the way of Yoga as outlinedPatanjali, 76:force, and the law works in this connection, but emancipation from all the physical forms whichPatanjali, 151:lifecycle must equally play its part in the emancipation of the soul. It is, however, possible forPatanjali, 172:too must be overcome before perfect liberation, emancipation or freedom is attained. In one of thePatanjali, 392:engaged in the process of conscious intelligent emancipation of themselves from the three worlds.Psychology1, 246:the reorganization which results in the final emancipation. The vastness and complexity of theRays, 10:deterrent factor in the progress towards emancipation of the Real Man. They form the opposite toRays, 607:of all, conflict, then renunciation, and finally emancipation; which produces war in some form or |