| Externalisation, 290:Man is rapidly mastering the four elements. He cultivates the earth; he rides the waters; he [291]Fire, 970:or the man, pursues regular meditation, cultivates the habit of a daily and hourly recollectednessInitiation, 63:of his own character. He takes himself in hand, cultivates the qualities that are lacking in hisInitiation, 204:in the marriage relation. An initiate cultivates a peculiar attitude of mind, wherein there is aMeditation, 77:body and the enlargement of the mental, and cultivates the habit of abstract thinking, the desiredMeditation, 346:body of the aspiring servant of all. He cultivates serenity, stability, and a sense of securePatanjali, 308:choose between the real and the unreal and which cultivates in him a just [309] sense of values.Problems, 88:as superior to those of another nation; it cultivates pride of race, of history, of possessions and |
