| Astrology, 41:a man eventually into the eighth sphere. He refuses to become a Christ, a Savior and remainsAstrology, 310:all that he has to do [310] is simply to be; he refuses often then to change or to take action, andAutobiography, 287:rejects the doctrine of reincarnation and refuses to believe in the Hierarchy and the Masters ofBethlehem, 185:religion has so successfully veiled, and today refuses to recognize. The Heavenly Man is todayBethlehem, 244:of human life. There is something in us that refuses final identification with the physical form,Destiny, 18:peace and understanding between men and it refuses - and will steadily refuse - to permit certainDiscipleship1, 242:ordinary sense of the word because your pride refuses to permit the usual form of jealousy. But youDiscipleship1, 371:major hindrance is in your physical body which refuses discipline and hitherto has bested all yourDiscipleship1, 372:point at which the physical body intervenes and refuses to become a clear channel for theDiscipleship1, 686:correct? Is the disciple wrong when he refuses (if he does) to recognize the Master's point of viewDiscipleship2, 4:which ignores mistakes, recognizes no barriers, refuses all separating thoughts, and surrounds eachDiscipleship2, 43:soul appears so great that the disciple at times refuses cooperation for fear of failure or fromDiscipleship2, 762:of life. For quite a long time every disciple refuses to do either of these two things. A falseExternalisation, 235:arms for defence of its territorial rights, but refuses to arm for the defence of human liberty. DoExternalisation, 462:as one great interdependent whole, and which refuses to be sidetracked by the clamoring of theExternalisation, 611:approach (which rejects the vision and refuses to accept the unprovable) may be far more at faultFire, 238:itself, and cannot be solved by the man who refuses to recognize the possibility of two occultFire, 1199:a man eventually into the eighth sphere. He refuses to become a Christ, a Savior and remainsGlamour, 263:from a point of intense concentration; he refuses any "attachment" to any form or plane as heHealing, 400:religious man or churchman. The former rightly refuses to believe that which remains still unprovenHealing, 498:in physical incarnation. The incarnated man refuses to be ruled by desire; what is left of theHealing, 625:in which they are located. The healer, however, refuses to complicate his thinking with theIntellect, 154:the soul continues, the mind is held steady and refuses all response to contacts emanating fromIntellect, 225:we find our problem confronting us. The mind refuses to mould itself into the thoughts which weIntellect, 251:I am supposing that the student of meditation refuses to have anything to do with this kind ofMagic, 238:the nursery of infant souls. Hence the aspirant refuses to be held by it. Second, the force ofMagic, 240:and the cultivation of an attitude of mind which refuses to permit time for illusory fears to grow.Magic, 244:without having any conscious purpose, and refuses to see the tide of his life beat out on emotionalMagic, 486:and such a mind usually has the wisdom that refuses to clothe it in astral plane matter. Not soMagic, 631:and to believe evil, then the true aspirant refuses to be swayed and goes serenely on his way. InPatanjali, 67:can hold him in thrall, and as long as he refuses to separate himself from the material aspect,Patanjali, 410:much trouble when a tiny part of a big mechanism refuses to function correctly. Frequently muchPsychology2, 230:the non-individualized nature of Deity and refuses to personalize Divinity. The Father, Son andRays, 595:world news and world understanding, and when he refuses to admit new ideas and new modes ofRays, 696:massed group of masters of the Black Lodge. He refuses recognition. This I will deal with laterRays, 698:the initiate at that great moment renounces or refuses contact with the cosmic physical plane onRays, 725:the Initiation of Refusal, wherein He rejects, refuses or repudiates His entire past and entersReappearance, 59:approach (which rejects the vision and refuses to accept the unprovable) may be far more at fault |
