| Autobiography, 21:Looking back, why on earth should they? I cannot blame them. I gave them nothing of myself. I wasAutobiography, 86:in connection with the work, I shouldered the blame in my own mind. I had still to learn the lessonAutobiography, 112:I honestly do not think I was too much to blame. I still ran my life on the aphorism "What wouldAutobiography, 185:the prestige of the U. S. in the world. I do not blame the American boys, I blame their mothers,Autobiography, 185:the world. I do not blame the American boys, I blame their mothers, their fathers, their schoolDiscipleship1, 380:drain the strength of others. I stand alone when blame descends, for I am true and know what IDiscipleship1, 449:the door of decisive judgment distributing the blame, exonerating some and resting back upon theDiscipleship1, 613:service. They are conscious of failure [613] and blame themselves for lack of right technique. WhyDiscipleship1, 613:how many you have succeeded in carrying through. Blame none but yourself if they were founded onDiscipleship1, 625:tower. Perhaps my use of the word "tower" was to blame. Maybe my vision of you as a strong andDiscipleship2of whom was free to leave at any time without blame. The values achieved were much more than anyDiscipleship2, 90:error in the choices I made? Where does the blame lie for what - on the surface - appears to beDiscipleship2, 125:and shall not spare you either praise or blame. If you resent what I may say, then it will simplyDiscipleship2, 335:judgment, evoking like or dislike, praise or blame, but inevitably putting you - as an individual -Discipleship2, 614:therefore, my brother, you stand clear of all blame and responsibility on both scores. As you areDiscipleship2, 707:are the leader - you have to shoulder all the blame for any failure, even when not personallyExternalisation, 6:the immediate problem or to endeavor to lay the blame for the sad failures, the occult wrecks, forExternalisation, 6:of some teachers, groups or organizations. Much blame can indeed be placed here and there, but itExternalisation, 63:in every country, who have sought to cast the blame for conditions on everyone except themselves,Externalisation, 63:and many of them have sought to apportion the blame for world conditions and to criticize those whoExternalisation, 135:- Section II - The General World Picture Blame not the personalities involved or the men whoExternalisation, 135:the embodiment of the personality of humanity. Blame yourselves, therefore, for what is todayExternalisation, 175:least speak ever the loudest and apportion the blame for events with facility. There is much mentalExternalisation, 216:who fail to think clearly, who seek to place the blame upon the shoulders of all except themselves,Externalisation, 243:up of the situation and this recognition of blame and responsibility must preface every attempt toExternalisation, 615:in which both groups are almost equally to blame. This war-generating situation is fostered behindExternalisation, 695:responsibility to others when he is himself to blame, he will fail to register intuitiveHercules, 193:if you do not draw out of them the best in them, blame yourself and not them. That is the truth. IfInitiation, 53:pure altruism upon its way. The Master is not to blame should the disciple show lack ofIntellect, 50:souls! Splendor of God, how few! And ours the blame; For, ever, crassly, by routine and wrath, WeIntellect, 255:or a spell of insomnia, and his teacher gets the blame and the science is regarded as dangerous.Problems, 14:To that extent, there is no nation without blame. It is needful to make this clear so that thereProblems, 102:their demand for redress and help; they blame the non-Jewish nations for their miseries; they failProblems, 102:themselves but insist on remaining apart; they blame others for their isolation, but the factProblems, 104:demands for the Gentile to shoulder the entire blame and end the difficulty. Alongside of this, onePsychology1, 116:the fact, and understand that there is no blame attached. It only indicates to you the groundPsychology2, 123:emotional identification with suffering, lay the blame for the distressing conditions encounteredPsychology2, 642:with the problem are occupied with laying the blame on others and seeking scapegoats; they arePsychology2, 647:error in the past, and the fact that there is no blame to be apportioned to this or that group,Rays, 32:and the inexperienced disciple resent and blame the evoking sources for their discomfort, insteadRays, 744:Men need to remember these things and not blame each other for the place in which they are born! WeRays, 751:and the U.S.A., are prompt to adjudicate blame, to point out errors and to advise other nationsSoulundiscriminating attitude which is no doubt to blame for the well nigh entire omission of Eastern |
