| Autobiography, 35:on the continent of Europe. I was in a complete fog. And then - at the height of my unhappiness andDiscipleship1, 396:be many close to one and watching over one in a fog, and yet they can remain unrecognized. TheDiscipleship1, 426:is revealed can contribute a glamor, a rising fog, a miasma of poisonous nature. It is like theDiscipleship1, 426:upwards the mists and thus temporarily forms a fog between itself and the earth. Such was yourDiscipleship1, 426:itself and the earth. Such was your case. The fog is fast dissipating for, as I said, itsDiscipleship1, 434:see clearly because they are not dimmed by the fog and smoke of the outer world battle. Such isDiscipleship1, 460:emotional nature. "There is no darkness and no fog. There is no night or day. There are no stormsDiscipleship1, 507:light of the sun which shineth ever in the fog. That sun is found within my mind. Within that sun,Discipleship1, 526:they tend to make you walk continuously in a fog. You have the capacity to walk constantly in theDiscipleship1, 559:the sun. Phrase II. There is no darkness and no fog. There is no night nor day. There are no stormsDiscipleship1, 602:to bring to an end your years of personality fog and deep seated ambition. The two are allied.Discipleship1, 605:AND MY FRIEND: You are still walking in a fog. Glamor still surrounds you. You are stillDiscipleship1, 606:Way." You have surrounded yourself with so much fog and with such a de cloud of self-generated andDiscipleship1, 675:The cave is long and narrow. The air is full of fog. The sound of running water meets the rushingDiscipleship1, 678:together blend and cause the great Illusion. Fog is the product of mist and steam and noise,Discipleship1, 678:its fiery work. Moisture likewise is seen; dense fog, and to the pain is added sad bewilderment,Discipleship1, 723:fiery light which dissipates the enervating fog. "This is the Transmutation. These fires releaseDiscipleship2, 554:plane, thus producing the symbols of mist and fog which are ever caused by the bringing together ofDiscipleship2, 624:walking. Thought throws a clear light into the fog and mists of the astral plane. Astral energy -Discipleship2, 632:With the left eye, a world of mist and fog, of gloom and shadowy forms is seen - a land of woe andExternalisation, 531:and then to "demonstrate light in dissipating fog" in a manner for which there has hitherto been noFire, 356:that is oft lost sight of in the general fog surrounding this subject. The human and deva units onFire, 953:family, producing a condition of murkiness and fog within, and around, each aura. Gradually [954]Fire, 956:This has brought about the thick swirling fog of half-formed, semi-vitalized forms in which eightyFire, 973:for the heavy, slow vibrating or pulsating fog or cloak which envelops the human family, and whichGlamour, 31:absent. Glamor has been likened to a mist or fog in which the aspirant wanders and which distortsGlamour, 31:deep disgust with himself. He walks ever in a fog and sees naught as it truly exists. He isGlamour, 32:ever surround him and through this mist and fog he looks out upon a distorted world. TheseGlamour, 32:blend and merge with the world glamor and fog and form part of the miasmas and unhealthy emanationsGlamour, 37:to clear, and he stands relatively free from the fog of his ancient and distorting emotionalGlamour, 39:on the Threshold does not emerge out of the fog of illusion and of glamor until the disciple isGlamour, 47:see him gradually becoming obscured by wisps of fog and by a glamor which is gradually growing upGlamour, 47:up around him as he becomes a "prisoner of the fog of freedom" and revels in what he deems the factGlamour, 70:is lost in the [70] depths of a surrounding fog. When at night you look out at some dear sky, youGlamour, 70:a murky ball of seeming steam and mist and fog. This fog is of a density and thickness which wouldGlamour, 70:ball of seeming steam and mist and fog. This fog is of a density and thickness which would indicateGlamour, 70:we the Teachers on the inner side; and in that fog - seeing all things misshapen and distorted -Glamour, 70:the sons of men. Some are so habituated to the fog and the density that they remain oblivious ofGlamour, 70:forms and shapes can be seen and where the fog hides not a dimly sensed reality - though what thatGlamour, 70:process of almost cyclic immersion in glamor and fog, alternating with hours of clarity and vision.Glamour, 72:desire is like a dense widely distributed fog, cutting off the vision of truth, and distorting aGlamour, 72:a very large number of human values. This fog, this glamor which envelops humanity at this timeGlamour, 72:is immersed as in the ocean or in a "sea of fog." With thought-forms, he is confronted or faced,Glamour, 76:people of the world in thrall, and in a dense fog of emotional reactions. The race has reached aGlamour, 77:leaves others free also, they wander in a dense fog, often dragging with them the ones they desireGlamour, 77:will discover where you stand in the world of fog and glamor. Thus, with knowledge, you can beginGlamour, 78:of the world glamor which is essentially the fog of desire. Potent desire along any line, when itGlamour, 78:of the beautiful coloring which the resultant fog takes on. A man gets lost in a rapturous mist ofGlamour, 80:we have touched, he discovers another world of fog and mist through which the Path seems to run andGlamour, 100:added a spiritual glamor which intensifies the fog. Those who have emerged out of this conditionGlamour, 104:way which leads from the heart of the fog, straight to the door of light." It is with the intentionGlamour, 139:the top downwards) as a land shrouded in a thick fog of varying densities. The ordinary light ofGlamour, 139:and fails to penetrate into the mists and the fog. It simply throws it into relief so that itsGlamour, 139:become the more apparent. The condition of fog is revealed - but that is all. So it is on theGlamour, 140:that some effort be made to dissipate the fog and mist which are there concentrated. Certain basicGlamour, 142:stands and, with his back to the glamorous fog, looks towards the East from whence the light mustGlamour, 202:a strong wind blows away or dissipates a dense fog or as the rays of the sun dry up and absorb theGlamour, 210:can obliterate a lesser light and dissipate a fog. All this has to be understandingly andHealing, 29:without being subject to that "impact in the fog," which is the symbolic way of describing theHealing, 29:and leaves his astral carcass to swell the fog and increase its density. I seek to point out,Healing, 272:the old and the new eras, men will wander in a fog of speculation; a great conflict will beHealing, 303:faded out. Only a world of shadows, of mist and fog remain. And as He looked upon Himself, He said:Initiation, 7:where he is bound to err, and staggers through a fog that will ultimately overwhelm him.Intellect, 9:which is immaterial. Our eyes are blinded by the fog and the smoke of our immediate foreground, yetIntellect, 9:a subtler state of being, and which lift the fog, letting in "the glory which never was on sea orMagic, 221:the "opened eye" of the aspirant is one of dense fog, confusion, changing forms, interpenetratingMagic, 306:few escape its attacks. It is like a miasma, a fog which environs the man and makes it impossibleMagic, 341:is traversed, and the stars shut out by the fog, so in connection with groups will the same beMagic, 358:together blend and cause the great Illusion. Fog they produce and mist and steam and noise, veilingMagic, 358:its fiery work. Moisture likewise is seen; dense fog, and to the pain is added sad bewilderment,Magic, 469:The cave is long and narrow. The air is full of fog. The sound of running water meets the rushingMagic, 614:is the time wherein man is enveloped in mist and fog, and lost in the miasmas arising out of theMagic, 616:of light break through the clouds of mist and fog, He hears his voice; its note is clearer and moreMagic, 616:his feet is seen the stream. Around him mist and fog. Above his head no sky is seen nor sun. "LetMeditation, 132:to surround him with an impenetrable night and fog through which he stumbles and often falls. ItMeditation, 340:and who has an inchoate mental body, lives in a fog, and a man in a fog is but a blind leader ofMeditation, 340:mental body, lives in a fog, and a man in a fog is but a blind leader of the blind. The ability toPsychology2, 47:down, and, at the midway point, pierces the fog of glamor. The Path stands clear. The One whoPsychology2, 238:desires. They are at a standstill, lost in the fog of their own dreams of what the vision should beRays, 64:has freed himself from the realm of delusion of fog, of mist and of glamor, and stands in theRays, 64:desert and the light divine into the world of fog. Yet he never leaves the place of identification,Rays, 401:the astral plane: glamor and delusion, emotional fog and poisonous deceiving phenomena. TheseRays, 581:all impressions, the source of mist and fog, and yet ever essential to human living. The PisceanRays, 675:glamors and the mists" thus caused. Out of this fog and out of the glamors, the initiate mustRays, 675:the initiate must emerge; out of the present fog of human affairs humanity will also emergeRays, 682:and water," and consequently the production of fog, mist, of glamor and illusion. All of these four |
