| Autobiography, 155:growing and learning and were increasingly a delight to me. There was nothing in Walter Evans' veryBethlehem, that i:the evil which I would not, that I do. "For I delight in the law of God after the inward man: "ButDiscipleship2, 741:situations in order to learn and experience the delight which comes from analysis, reflection andHercules, 19:I would do good, evil is present with me. "For I delight in the law of God after the inward man:Hercules, 28:joy at the success achieved. So great was his delight in the prowess thus displayed that he deemedHercules, 149:of evil tendencies that corrode the mind. Delight in causing suffering to our fellow men is aIntellect, 73:perform that which is good I find not... For I delight in the law of God after the inward man: ButMeditation, 265:reward that comes with each step forward, the delight that lies in increased comprehension, rewardsPatanjali, 135:of spirit towards form life. It may mean the delight of a cannibal for that which he eats, the lovePatanjali, 301:lives back of all sentient existence. [301] They delight in contemplation of varying kinds. OurPsychology1, 202:of color, but will rarely be an artist; he will delight in great orchestral effects and crashingPsychology1, 210:is the ceremonial ray, the ray which makes a man delight in "all things done decently and inPsychology1, 211:seventh ray man will often be sectarian. He will delight in fixed ceremonials and observances, inPsychology1, 243:deadly or vitalizing, and can either [243] delight or repel. It attracts and constitutes part ofPsychology2, 410:I would do good, evil is present with me. For I delight in the law of God after the inward man: ButPsychology2, 476:to its phenomena, and often with pleasure and delight. Evokes the ancient faculties of clairvoyanceTelepathy, 117:enough, the new and peculiar forms of art which delight some people and which outrage the sense of |
