| Astrology, 414:forces itself into the vision of the beholder" - a deeply esoteric mode of symbolizing that whichDiscipleship1, 442:is that of the One who looks on, that of the Beholder, the Perceiver, and the Observer, leading -Hercules, 12:forth: "I am he . . . who awakens the silent beholder". It has become apparent to seekers in allHercules, 13:then can become consciously the Onlooker, the Beholder, the Perceiver. He is no longer identifiedHercules, 13:altitude has been achieved, the "silent Beholder" awakens into activity. Hercules starts upon hisMagic, 617:hide the true abode of earth from the eye of the beholder." Such is the end of the magical work. ItRays, 453:to the recognition of the Self, the Knower, the Beholder, the Observer. When, therefore, man entersSoul, 27:Supreme Spirit, here in the body, is called the Beholder, the Thinker, the Upholder, the Taster, |
