| Astrology, 142:outgoing; there is no center or circle of circumscribed influence but only two outgoing lines ofAtom, 42:only within a more limited radius and of a more circumscribed degree. Have we not, therefore,Atom, 90:When this is the case we shall not be circumscribed and limited within our own shell, and theDiscipleship2, 329:their relatively petty points of view and their circumscribed attitudes are a hindrance to ashramicDiscipleship2, 711:but your field of service will be needlessly circumscribed and you will not be able to serve asEducation, 18:time and space. We are told that the Solar Logos circumscribed for His use and for the meeting ofFire, 142:grand totality, setting in movement the material circumscribed by the entire ring-pass-not, andFire, 281:the radius of his consciousness, and may be very circumscribed as in the case of the littleFire, 292:our particular scheme, and that it is therefore circumscribed by His peculiar conditions, whichFire, 583:be traced, though it is not yet apparent to the circumscribed vision which characterizes most ofFire, 1037:understand the cosmic process, and only those of circumscribed vision will fail to recognize theHealing, 471:God" is an expression indicating God as form, circumscribed and limited, self-centered and notMagic, 280:is of utmost importance. There is no life so circumscribed and no person so situated who cannotMagic, 535:of any kind, where a field of influence is circumscribed, and where the radius of contact isPatanjali, 68:wonderful film which every man possesses. It is circumscribed and limited. Etheric vision. This isPatanjali, 365:life of the atom of substance, limited [365] and circumscribed as it may be, to that of a solarPsychology1, 5:scientific method), and is therefore limited and circumscribed when it is put to the test in theRays, 116:enriched thereby: "Within the womb of time and circumscribed by space and limited by darkness -Rays, 117:and seeks to pass the hindering wall. He is not circumscribed by time or space, but light and lifeTelepathy, 64:of the Hierarchy, is nevertheless limited and circumscribed (from the point of view of the informed |
