| Astrology, 110:then be well nigh insuperable in the mind of the enquirer. Little by little, we will deal with theAtom, 13:it stops short at the very point where the enquirer says, "That is so, but why?" It leaves out ofAutobiography, 275:which has sidetracked the interest of the enquirer, and engrossed his attention through theDiscipleship2, 318:be mysterious or to hold back teaching from the enquirer. Their method is, in reality, threefold:Discipleship2, 729:the world? Can you begin to be one to whom the enquirer can turn for help, knowing that he will getHealing, 396:ignore the man who is dead and give to the enquirer only what the medium reads in his aura - hisHealing, 396:significant remembrances stored in the enquirer's consciousness, and wishful thinking anent adviceHealing, 396:thinking anent advice demanded because the enquirer believes that because a man is dead he must beHealing, 396:true communication, it is because the enquirer and the dead person are mental types, and there isHealing, 660:interesting intellectually to the beginner, the enquirer and the aspirant, because (theoreticallyHercules, 12:heavens, in the conclusions of the scientific enquirer, in the mathematical computations of theMagic, 331:which will enable the seeking aspirant and enquirer to find himself. Hence the need for the laws ofMagic, 583:this be so? For two reasons: First, the true enquirer is one who avails himself of the wisdom ofMagic, 584:this distinction in mind. Secondly, the true enquirer is one whose courage is of that rare kindRays, 477:art of living, and only the highly trained human enquirer can soundly and safely build the bridgeReappearance, 138:and which sufficed in the past to satisfy the enquirer, but which now fails to do so. Sincere butReappearance, 139:words and of ideas are still handed out to the enquirer and they do not satisfy [140] his mind nor |
