| Autobiography, 263:law that no Master ever gives a command or expects obedience. The average esoteric group is today aBethlehem, ix:counterpart of God and His beloved from whom He expects the return of love. Man is the other personDiscipleship1, 85:and it involves also that waiting attitude which expects the new vision to appear, the newer truthsDiscipleship1, 681:in the world today, this is what the Hierarchy expects and this is what will eventually open theDiscipleship2, 659:with his own way of approach and one who expects others to go his way; he will be wedded to his ownMagic, 169:blindly. He hopes, but he does not know; he expects that it may be so, but no tangible assurance is |
