| Autobiography, 270:best of his ability in a Master's Ashram; he is acquainted with world need; he is keenly anxious toBethlehem, 40:the Savior. It made Him "a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief." (Isaiah, LIII, 3.) It wasBethlehem, 217:at the Transfiguration. Though Christ was "acquainted with sorrow," He knew joy in its essence, forBethlehem, 223:met from the eyes and brow of Him who was indeed acquainted with grief, by a look of solemnExternalisation, 530:in The Old Testament a "man of sorrows and acquainted with grief". This did not in reality refer toHercules, 175:of the great world saviors, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief. He was pierced by the arrowMagic, 355:Can he stand this pressure? Can he become indeed acquainted with grief and yet rejoice forever inMeditation, 14:the guidance of a teacher who is personally acquainted with you on the physical plane, it has beenPatanjali, 315:of the head. This light is very familiar to all acquainted even slightly with Yoga practices and isRays, 377:astral plane with which we are all so unhappily acquainted. The reason for this lies in the factTelepathy, 20:There He is referred to as "A man of sorrows and acquainted with grief," but in this condition no |
