| Patanjali, 150:involving a set determination to practise non-attachment, and a steady discipline of the lowerPatanjali, 316:side. By the addition of dispassion or non-attachment to discriminative knowledge, hindrances arePatanjali, 360:deities invite, there should [360] be no attachment and no smile of satisfaction, contact with thePatanjali, 360:are seen to have latent in them the seeds of attachment; therefore, turning his back upon all thatPatanjali, 369:is the same. 29. The man who develops non-attachment even in his aspiration after illumination andPatanjali, 392:Acting as he does from the standpoint of non-attachment, [393] desiring nothing for himself, hisPatanjali, 399:man. By the practice of dispassion and of non-attachment, and by the strenuous control of thePatanjali, 424:4 - Illumination 29. The man who develops non-attachment even in his aspiration after illuminationPatanjali, 424:the toils of the versatile psychic nature. Non-attachment to all forms of sensuous perception, thePsychology1, 65:own forth but learn to know thine own. Hate not attachment but see its plan and purpose. Quality -Psychology1, 231:desire-feeling-emotional body, and in an undue attachment to externals and forms. These factorsPsychology1, 407:is an externalization, and a consequent attachment to the form side of manifestation. The egoic rayPsychology1, 407:and detachment from external forms, causing attachment to the life side of manifestation and to thePsychology2, 78:implied, - ambition, selfish purpose, etc. Attachment to the seen, the known, and the familiar,Psychology2, 79:of God in contradistinction to love of self. Attachment to the unseen, the true, the subjective andPsychology2, 103:we are taught to "perform action without attachment," and thereby lay the foundation for laterPsychology2, 105:or gains of service and learn to serve without attachment to results, to means, to persons or toPsychology2, 120:wisdom, and the ability to work without attachment. These qualities are not easy of attainment byRays, 683:of the Path at any cost, and to the unswerving attachment to service - as constituting the majorTelepathy, 10:In all such work as this, an attitude of non-attachment - and a spirit of "don't care" are of real |
