| Astrology, 276:stands pendant between heaven and earth and then cries: [277] "Where is the one God Who hasAstrology, 583:of His life, in the Gethsemane experience, He cries out: "Father, not my will but Thine be done."Atom, 81:manner in Proverbs viii. where Wisdom cries aloud (Wisdom in the Old Testament representing theDiscipleship1, 676:fixed upon the cross, ears open to the wailing cries of all his brother souls. Stage V. Out intoDiscipleship2, 123:That which desires to lift and that which cries aloud for lifting are now at-one. Such is my will.Discipleship2, 285:for aye remain. Pure reason then suffices. Being cries forth and says:...(untranslatable). DeathFire, 748:oncoming One, and deters Him not. The strife and cries of the fourth great Hierarchy, blending withHealing, 711:the waters, let the power descend, the healer cries. He minds not how the waters may respond; theyHercules, 19:and mystics of the world. Note how St. Paul cries out as he wrestles with the problem: "I find thenIntellect, 24:theologies (religious or scientific) are the war cries of the present, and much has thereby beenMagic, 469:fixed upon the cross, ears open to the wailing cries of all his brother souls. Stage V Out intoMeditation, 346:disability) his body reacts against action and cries out for attention. He then seeks rest, sleep,Problems, 140:of the human being and it is one which now cries aloud for solution. Psychology1, xx:not, with determination and because the world cries out for help, cast away fear and go forwardPsychology2, 46:he work is done. Then man, who is the soul, cries forth with power: 'I understand the Way - thePsychology2, 168:in power. A window breaks and, though the Weaver cries aloud, blinded by the sudden light, the sunPsychology2, 353:and there he waits. He reaches out his arms and cries: I cannot stand and walk alone. And standingRays, 64:with him the seed and water for which the desert cries." The second demand is related to theRays, 279:when the initiate (at the fourth initiation) cries out and says: "My God, my God, why hast ThouRays, 429:the victim of the armed forces of Germany and cries aloud to the world about it. France forgetsReappearance, 143:for spiritual understanding - along with the cries of all those who have faith or have no faith - |
