| Fire, 1087:of an atom of substance. In concluding our remarks concerning the diverse wheels of the universe,Fire, 1093:Motion on the Plane of Mind There are a few more remarks to be made anent the turning of theFire, 1128:VI. Effects of Synthetic Motion 1. Introductory Remarks on Alignment The effects of the syntheticGlamour, 34:the planetary Logos of our planet. In the above remarks I have given you much food for thought -Glamour, 68:I can imagine. I shall therefore conclude my remarks on this point concerning illusion from theGlamour, 144:the antithesis of glamor it is obvious that my remarks must necessarily be limited to certainGlamour, 173:revelation and I would like to make some general remarks upon the subject, because thereby theGlamour, 245:have the clue to the ending of maya. The above remarks are preliminary to our study of theHealing Esoteric Healing - Introductory Remarks Introductory Remarks The entire subject of Healing is asHealingHealing - Introductory Remarks Introductory Remarks The entire subject of Healing is as old as theHealing, 4: Esoteric Healing - Introductory Remarks I shall endeavor first of all to touch upon the causes ofHealing, 48:Psychological Causes of Disease From the above remarks it will be seen that disease emerges intoHealing, 189:What I have to say here is based upon certain remarks in the previous pages wherein I pointed outHealing, 259:CHAPTER III Our Karmic Liabilities Introductory Remarks We have reached now the concluding phase ofHealing, 391:character and personal qualities in my opening remarks in this section because all trueHercules, 223:Soul through the Zodiac The Sign Son of Jacob Remarks Aries, the Ram, Lamb Naphtali Naphtali is aInitiation, 1:Human and Solar - Chapter I - Introductory Remarks INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Before entering upon theInitiation, 1:- Chapter I - Introductory Remarks INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Before entering upon the subject matter ofInitiation, 2:Human and Solar - Chapter I - Introductory Remarks The ideas that are elaborated here find theirInitiation, 5:Human and Solar - Chapter I - Introductory Remarks We must recognize also that danger lies in dogmaIntellect, 13:achievement of the whole. Irving Babbitt remarks, that there is a something in man's nature "thatIntellect, 163:interesting definitions of the intuition. He remarks that "as sensation is to feeling, so intuitionIntellect, 170:which, as Hildegarde pertinently remarks, brings up to consciousness regions of psychic eventsMagic A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks INTRODUCTORY REMARKS In the study of the ideasMagicWhite Magic - Introductory Remarks INTRODUCTORY REMARKS In the study of the ideas outlined in thisMagic, 4: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks Our theme is to be that of the Magic of the Soul,Magic, 6: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks Three types of people will respond to this book.Magic, 8: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks II. The second postulate grows out of the firstMagic, 10: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks Before we take up our subject it might be ofMagic, 12: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks 3. Psychic. There are two types of the aboveMagic, 14: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks 5. Knowledge might be divided into threeMagic, 16: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks In some of our considerations, speculation mustMagic, 18: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks Man's Three Aspects One of the main means wherebyMagic, 20: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks The three aspects of divinity, the centralMagic, 23: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks a. Spirit, Life, Energy The word spirit isMagic, 25: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks To the Master of the Wisdom, the nature of theMagic, 28: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks The first reaction of the average student onMagic, 29: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks Man knows himself to be a living being and callsMagic, 31: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks Therefore let us remember that the definition ofMagic, 33: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks b. The Soul, the Mediator or Middle PrincipleMagic, 34: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks The soul, macrocosmic and microcosmic, universalMagic, 39: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks The soul therefore may be regarded as the unifiedMagic, 41: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks c. The Body, the Phenomenal Appearance Not muchMagic, 44: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks The vital body is the expression of the soulMagic, 46: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks The different types of force can all beMagic, 47: A Treatise on White Magic - Introductory Remarks In narrowing the concept down to the microcosm,Magic, 58:of the idea intended to be conveyed by my remarks hitherto. Just as in the past the instrument andMagic, 619:of all the single men", which Browning so truly remarks is the goal of the evolutionary process andMeditation, 83:Use of the Sacred Word in Meditation Concluding Remarks In concluding this division upon the use ofMeditation, 204:laws. I have been led to make these preliminary remarks today because I saw with clarity theMeditation, 205:- Letter VII - The Use of Color and Sound Some Remarks on Color Now we must go to work. The subjectMeditation, 222:of Color and Sound I have sought in the above remarks solely to indicate lines of thought which, ifMeditation, 258:Forget not the earlier part of the Initiate's remarks where he points out the way whereby theMeditation, 297:well worth their highest endeavor. Preliminary Remarks Let us pause a moment and lay down certainPatanjali, 283:in his commentary, makes certain interesting remarks, as follows: "Another great difference betweenPatanjali, 428: The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali - Introductory Remarks Introductory Remarks The Science of Raja Yoga,Patanjali, 428:of Patanjali - Introductory Remarks Introductory Remarks The Science of Raja Yoga, or the "KinglyPsychology1, xxv:Psychology I - Section One - I. Introductory Remarks SECTION ONE - CHAPTER ONE I. IntroductoryPsychology1, xxv:SECTION ONE - CHAPTER ONE I. Introductory Remarks 1. The Three Objectives in Studying the Rays ThePsychology1, 6:Psychology I - Section One - I. Introductory Remarks The above is a generalization which will servePsychology1, 10:Psychology I - Section One - I. Introductory Remarks Those strong souls who consciously andPsychology1, 13:Psychology I - Section One - I. Introductory Remarks Let me also remind you that the career of thePsychology1, 14:Psychology I - Section One - I. Introductory Remarks 2. Life - Quality - Appearance In our study ofPsychology1, 18:Psychology I - Section One - I. Introductory Remarks I shall utilize the word Life when referringPsychology1, 22:Psychology I - Section One - I. Introductory Remarks 3. The Seven Rays Enumerated As part of thePsychology1, 28:Psychology I - Section One - I. Introductory Remarks 4. The Function of Christianity I have nowPsychology1, 75:the sword and the cross. After these preliminary remarks, which are intended to indicate thePsychology1, 211:the elemental forces. From many of the above remarks it may have been inferred that thePsychology1, 213:The Rays and the Kingdoms in Nature Introductory Remarks In starting upon a consideration of thePsychology1, 309:CHAPTER THREE III. The Rays and Man Introductory Remarks I have now dealt with one of the basicPsychology2, 313:Alignment of the Bodies After these preliminary remarks, we can come now to a study of the previousPsychology2, 477:demand and the need to be met. I interject these remarks, as there are some enlightened men who useRaysFOURTEEN RULES FOR GROUP INITIATION Preliminary Remarks It might be here of value, my brothers, ifRays, 11:and will seriously consider the purport of my remarks. The world today is in the throes of agony.Rays, 81:as the first major initiation. These preliminary remarks are intended to convey much esotericRays, 185:Let us now proceed, after these few preliminary remarks, to take this tenth rule sentence byRays, 194:Read that epistle in the light of these remarks, and note how a great initiate endeavored to revealRays, 215:Initiation We now come, after these preliminary remarks, to a consideration of the next rule. RuleRays, 250:like to pause a moment and interpolate some remarks. There are certain phases of teaching andRays, 277:Human Relations. I have written these opening remarks because it is this elevated understanding ofRays, 323:and the Initiations - Part Two - Introductory Remarks PART TWO - THE RAYS AND THE INITIATIONSRays, 323:TWO - THE RAYS AND THE INITIATIONS Introductory Remarks We now come to the final part of A TreatiseRays, 325:and the Initiations - Part Two - Introductory Remarks Teaching anent the five initiations whichRays, 328:and the Initiations - Part Two - Introductory Remarks It will be obvious to you that as thisRays, 332:and the Initiations - Part Two - Introductory Remarks The Mysteries will restore color and music asRays, 335:and the Initiations - Part Two - Introductory Remarks The Hierarchy has its own life and its ownRays, 338:and the Initiations - Part Two - Introductory Remarks These three words will therefore indicate theRays, 340:and the Initiations - Part Two - Introductory Remarks It will not be possible for you to comprehendRays, 344:and the Initiations - Part Two - Introductory Remarks This thought of group initiation must beRays, 433:been necessary to make these somewhat elementary remarks and to clarify these points, if there isRays, 482:I would like to pause here and make a few remarks anent this relatively new process of building theRays, 495:to Disciples, the Tibetan makes the following remarks which apply here with peculiar force. A.A.B.)Reappearance, 102:Christ It might be useful to make a few opening remarks upon the general subject of the teachingSoul, 37:to this matter of temperament, Dr. Hocking remarks: "There is not the slightest reason to doubt the |
