| Astrology, 121:life into new forms or new cycles of the divine Adventure. This Mutable Cross, of which Pisces isAstrology, 202:curiosity and that sense of outgoing spiritual adventure and eager aspiration for progress which isAutobiography, 304:by the Hierarchy itself as a part of the great adventure of the new Aquarian techniques. The NewBethlehem, 241:a large group of human beings who make the great adventure. If this is so, the establishing of theBethlehem, 241:death in many different ways; some bring to the adventure a feeling of self-pity, and are soDestiny, 43:up to him new worlds for investigation and adventure; hence also the breaking down of the old andDiscipleship2, 338:which lies at the heart of all high spiritual adventure. The mystical writings refer to visions andDiscipleship2, 411:hierarchical undertaking (I had almost said, adventure) and fulfil your part in the preparatoryDiscipleship2, 638:prevents the undertaking of any new spiritual adventure. A recognition that one has reached one'sDiscipleship2, 696:of wise old age, and look forward to the Great Adventure which confronts you. You know well - inGlamour, 181:message which he may bring back from his high adventure. He then carries some world problem, someHealing, 384:is becoming increasingly evident. The door of adventure (in its highest sense) stands wide open,Hercules, 147:speed, jeopardises life and limb for the sake of adventure. These [148] persons have focused theirIntellect, 9:familiar world must be left behind. The great adventure of religion begins... [10] "There mustPsychology2, 170:side the blinding aids of every fanatic divine adventure. Only the long and narrow tunnel was hisPsychology2, 237:research, philosophic questionings, history, adventure, religion, mysticism, occultism and manyRays, 648:controlled use of the results of this scientific adventure in connection with the atomic bomb whichRays, 710:and physical adventures to this great adventure of constructing a pathway for himself from theTelepathy, 59:of a new area for exploration and for spiritual adventure, and as the indication of a wider field |
