| Autobiography, 287:reasons for and against such beliefs and then abide by what he feels to be right. Certain beliefsDiscipleship1, 238:position is not as I have stated it to be, then abide by your own decision and be true to yourDiscipleship1, 290:it freely and unhampered. The group must then abide by your decision. [291] Discipleship1, 474:you grow and by your decisions you must abide. You have endeavored to take those decisions in theDiscipleship1, 510:of that Festival live in your tower and there abide. In moments also of distress or of imminentDiscipleship2, 42:takes courage to make spiritual decisions and to abide by them; it takes courage to adjust yourDiscipleship2, 450:inner decisions by which you must and will abide, because they marked a certain high water mark ofDiscipleship2, 480:the OM softly seven times. May peace and courage abide with you, my brother. Discipleship2, 502:consciously or intelligently or, having made it, abide by the decision made. From the standpoint ofDiscipleship2, 723:for peaceful, quiet and useful living, and there abide. I cannot too strongly urge this on you.Discipleship2, 724:to calm your mind and turn the place where you abide into a shrine. This communication may beExternalisation, 533:worlds the Purpose of the ONE Who for aeons will abide; as They impel that Will to demonstrate, itFire, 878:straight to the central spiritual sun, there to abide until another kalpa calls them forth toHercules, 129:to mark what is done amiss, O Lord who may abide it?" Reflections of a Libran Before HerculesMagic, 69:best way in which his personality can learn to abide by the decisions of his own soul. It involvesMagic, 69:upon the grounds of the decision made, and so to abide by the results without foreboding orMagic, 559:be realized in high moments, but it does not abide with us always. There are the hindrances ofPatanjali, 31:but who have chosen to sacrifice themselves and abide with the sons of men in order to serve andPatanjali, 50:held, seen that which is hidden from those who abide by the tradition, substituted that which isReappearance, 66:of humanity itself; by that reaction He must abide. His work is subject also to certain phases of |
