| Autobiography, 136:to go and teach and she went and taught - at the expense of the children whom she left at home inAutobiography, 182:who furthers a spiritual realization at the expense of their family or friends. There is far tooAutobiography, 183:The spiritual life is not lived at the expense of others, and if people are suffering because youAutobiography, 218:to have them travel abroad? I will defray either expense, but you must do what you think best forAutobiography, 281:These changes, however, must never be at the expense of truth or lead to a distortion of theEducation, 45:ways wherein each nation glorifies itself at the expense frequently of other nations, in whichEducation, 102:his duty to meet the national need, even at the expense of life itself. He is taught [103] that inEducation, 105:good time." This good time is usually had at the expense of others, and takes place in theExternalisation, 183:and dictators - rising into power at the expense of their own or other nations. Conquerors come andExternalisation, 184:of the Roman Empire must be restored - at the expense of the helpless little peoples; the cultureExternalisation, 233:by your hard-earned convictions, even at the expense of other peoples' lives and the downfall ofExternalisation, 374:the increase of the power of that nation at the expense of the suffering of others. This is the sinExternalisation, 379:demagogue as he exploits some pet theory at the expense of the public, and the rantings of the manExternalisation, 507:that the gains desired are not furthered at the expense of any part of the human family. He laborsExternalisation, 507:not to exalt one section of the populace at the expense of another, but works towards brotherhoodFire, 611:heart, and the growth of the higher life at the expense of the lower. Thus also can it be taughtFire, 653:the ascending arc Spirit asserts itself at the expense of the material. This is true of Gods and ofFire, 929:to follow out an individual concept at the expense of the group, great or small. This apparentFire, 994:aspects of his nature. This he does at the expense of his higher nature, retarding its unfoldmentGlamour, 109:enfolded and over-emphasized the lower at the expense of the higher, and served to distract theHealing, 217:is prematurely awakened, it is frequently at the expense of other centers. The rude health of theHealing, 267:and so better himself and his own people at the expense of others. Release from the presentHealing, 606:to move slowly and with due caution even at the expense of being ineffectual and unsuccessful. ItHealing, 668:Four Freedoms, who gain material riches at the expense of the exploited, or who seek to hold forHealing, 669:to exploit the riches of the earth at the expense of humanity. Russia is today singularly free ofHercules, 82:the immortal aspect begins to increase at the expense of the mortal. Now, in Cancer, he gets hisIntellect, 5:own consciousness ought not to proceed at the expense of other kinds of consciousness, but ought toMagic, 11:pressure and thus produces group results, at the expense of the unit. This attitude of mind isMagic, 134:guard against over-emphasizing one aspect at the expense of another part of the plan or vision.Meditation, 71:specialists in ruthless self-expression at the expense of the uninitiated. Certain facts have been,Problems, 13:on to material, national possessions at the expense of other people will seem some day to a moreProblems, 43:ways wherein each nation glorifies itself at the expense frequently of other nations, in whichProblems, 94:and seeking to gain in membership at the expense of other groups; the rich are organizing so as toPsychology1, 35:God am I." Let us be perfectly clear even at the expense of reiteration. In this treatise, thoughPsychology2, 657:the national life or of certain nations at the expense of other sections and other nations. Hence,Psychology2, 666:for the emphasizing of one organization at the expense of another, or for the assumed priority ofPsychology2, 677:penalizing, of selfish aggrandizement at the expense of the helpless, of personal ambition, and of |
