| Autobiography, 3:from the orthodox point of view) must lie in "everlasting" sameness, in a forced inability toBethlehem, 132:Master of union, then reveal to me the Self everlasting!" - Bhagavad Gita, XI, 1-4. [135] I.Bethlehem, 137:eternal identification with God which is the everlasting experience of all who are perfected. WeBethlehem, 276:body and care not which it is; they have life everlasting because there is in them that whichBethlehem, 276:reason to an intelligent mind; to have everlasting life because Christ died two thousand years agoBethlehem, 284:each reality dependent on the other, an everlasting way of life to tread to perfection of each, ofDiscipleship1, 676:of the radiant life! Not yet the entering into everlasting peace! But still the work, and still theEducation, 65:and of this all World Saviors are the everlasting symbol and exponents. It was to redeem substanceExternalisation, 261:distant realms where They have Their natural and everlasting abode. They cannot be reached byExternalisation, 286:a shoreless, universal essence, the light of everlasting right and fitness of things, the law ofExternalisation, 286:of things, the law of love eternal. To this everlasting Compassion the cyclic appearance of the SunFire, 1282:Such is the One to Whom the sons of glory give everlasting homage as He passes on His WAY. To HimGlamour, 267:at every stage and point of crisis upon the everlasting Way. We are concerned at this time with theMagic, 470:of the radiant life! Not yet the entering into everlasting peace! But still the work, and still theProblems, 143:that burneth with fire and brimstone" or the everlasting torture to which a God of love is supposedPsychology1, 399:open wide. We are told that these three swore an everlasting vow to stand together and never toRays, 769:recedes, but at the seventh naught is seen save everlasting fire. Six times the Flame absorbs theReappearance, 146:with fire and brimstone" (Rev., XIX, 20.) or the everlasting [147] torture to which a God of love |
