| Fire, 196:through which effect is given to the Jiva's desires. "The Indriya or sense is not the physicalFire, 541:[541] consciously endeavors to give up his own desires for the sake of his group. His motive isFire, 591:so is he;" according to his thoughts are his desires and acts, and so results the future. He fixesFire, 595:of Love. On the astral plane, the home of the desires, originate those feelings which we callFire, 663:control of the majority. Man usually does as his desires and instincts prompt him. If thisFire, 663:man) the vibration will be high, and the desires and instincts will be good and exoterically right.Fire, 663:will demonstrate low and vicious instincts, and desires of a vile caliber. If these remarks areFire, 668:to a higher level, and hence deals with desires and motives. He works through the devas of theFire, 860:following facts, which must be studied if a man desires to awaken his centers according to plan,Fire, 866:men seek in order to gratify desire. Only he who desires naught for himself can be a recipient ofFire, 948:during the ages, energized by the insane desires and evil inclinations of all that is worst inFire, 948:and kept alive by the prompting of his lower desires. This thought form has to be broken up andFire, 949:three ways: First, by the aggregate of the evil desires, wicked intentions, and selfish purposes ofFire, 951:control of the lunar natures, the thoughts and desires of men are consequently purified andFire, 953:and which represents the sumtotal of his evil desires, motives and thoughts. For ages it hasFire, 955:as follows: First, to purify their lower desires so that they are enabled to see clearly in theFire, 985:in hierarchical plans, and to further the desires of the planetary Logos. The Brother of DarknessFire, 994:and acquire in this way that which will feed the desires of the lower nature. He takes, therefore,Fire, 995:student of magic aims, above all, to purify his desires, and so to transmute his emotions that theFire, 1003:of the thought form for as long as the thinker desires. Finally, they die owing to the incapacityFire, 1006:Having "purified" the waters, or safeguarded his desires, the thinker next proceeds (through theFire, 1166:protector of the world; for he who makes a thing desires also the maintenance and preservation ofGlamour, 66:plane of that which we call the sumtotal of the desires of the man in incarnation. When illusionGlamour, 67:grips the lower man, and a man's low or high desires, interpreted emotionally or self-centeredly,Glamour, 71:His own past, with its wrong thinking, selfish desires, and misinterpretation of the purposes ofGlamour, 71:or almost a series of glamors, of entrenched desires, potent aspirations of some kind andGlamour, 75:as does the pure materialist - the man whose desires center around substantial effects. Bear thisGlamour, 78:sight of the little self, its reactions, its desires, and intentions. Or: The pure love of the soulGlamour, 126:begin to tread the Path of Initiation, if he so desires and possesses the required fortitude. InGlamour, 149:mental stability and assurance that the higher desires will meet with gratification. All this isGlamour, 155:towards the pursuit of personal ambitions and desires in the three worlds; the other, in which theGlamour, 187:light, and that if they deny their own material desires they are pleasing God. I am, I know, widelyGlamour, 200:they are in conflict with the old thoughts and desires of the past and must eventually give placeGlamour, 203:himself and supplementing his personal dramas, desires, and objectives with those which wereGlamour, 207:the man to realize that his reactions, ideas, desires and life experience, as far as his emotionalGlamour, 209:mind and brings about the gratification of his desires and the achievement of his goals. He killsGlamour, 220:there is no such thing. They are the instinctual desires, evoked by the evolving substance of theGlamour, 242:medium through which he attempts to express his desires and his ideas. This complete identificationGlamour, 243:he creates upon the physical plane that which he desires, and that which he desires is the patternGlamour, 243:plane that which he desires, and that which he desires is the pattern of [244] things and theGlamour, 267:plane of all unresolved problems, all undeclared desires, all latent characteristics and qualities,Healing, 3:stimulation, and in the realm of feeling, of desires (thwarted or over-indulged) and in the moods,Healing, 5:from: The sumtotal of forces, feelings, desires and occasional mental processes which characterizesHealing, 40:for the satisfaction of personal needs and desires. It can be seen, therefore, why I have soHealing, 43:through into the consciousness in the form of desires, impulses, longings, wishes, determinations,Healing, 83:as impulses, incentives, influences, potencies, desires, aspirations, and many such terms which areHealing, 86:is at this time failing to achieve all that it desires. It has done much, but must move anotherHealing, 119:miseries, the hindering and handicapping ancient desires - these all disappear, and the man standsHealing, 127:life (characteristic of the man centered in his desires and consequently in the solar plexusHealing, 172:he is ambitious, selfish because his personal desires are of importance, and fluidic becauseHealing, 260:that one's wishes, choices, thoughts and desires are free from selfishness and are dedicated to theHealing, 297:which will produce the conditions which the soul desires. These steps will include: A mentalHealing, 311:is more definitely the result of wrong inner desires, and is not so definitely the result of wrongHealing, 311:is not so definitely the result of wrong outer desires. These may originate in this life, as I haveHealing, 312:which are connected with inner emotional desires and the violent suppressed wish-life of many. TheHealing, 386:of qualities, lines of thought and of desires which could hinder the inflow of spiritual force - aHealing, 446:with earth and the earthward bias of all their desires, force them to remain close to the earth andHealing, 490:the theme of his environment and of his outgoing desires, or (where advanced people are concerned,Healing, 567:of "the beautiful" and the range of man's desires are widely different and dependent upon the pointHealing, 579:and the nature and quality of their habitual desires which should be considered if purity was to beHercules, 145:his mortal foe. Uncovering the cesspool of base desires and egotistical urges that fester in theHercules, 153:duality, that which is desired and the one who desires. Aquila, the eagle, is interchangeable withHercules, 167:sacrifices in the personality reactions and desires, and wisdom. And hovering over two otherHercules, 172:longer placing his consciousness in his mind, or desires, or physical body. He can use these if heHercules, 176:are conscious of the group; your feelings and desires are related to the group. You no longer liveHercules, 188:only those who think as he does and act as he desires. Hercules, 198:of the red cattle is plainly that of the lower desires, desire being ever an outstandingInitiation, 45:work of his Brothers possible. Their plans and desires are submitted to him, and through him passInitiation, 72:the life side, and yet separate from him where desires and interests lie. Yet the law holds good,Initiation, 79:men seek in order to gratify desire. Only he who desires naught for himself can be a recipient ofInitiation, 158:Planetary representatives). When any initiate desires to use, for evolutionary purposes, the entireInitiation, 192:and he can, if he so choose, take as long as he desires in the treading of the Probationary Path.Initiation, 210:Godlike urge, which cut athwart the lower world desires, implanted by the life developed fromIntellect, 57:qualities and attributes, impresses upon it its desires and, eventually, directs it through theIntellect, 66:of those possessions [66] which the personality desires, or for those heavenly and transcendentalIntellect, 92:we lead, being sometimes carried by our high desires to a mountain top of wonder on which we stayIntellect, 102:Moods, emotional reactions, feelings and desires, are also [103] recorded by the mind, whether of aIntellect, 110:becomes a sensitive receiver of the thoughts and desires of the soul, the Higher Self, as HeIntellect, 139:reasoning, and Tauler expresses it thus: "God desires to dwell in the superior faculties - theIntellect, 179:reactions to life, and with worries and desires of all kinds. This is the usual personal life forIntellect, 259:They discover within themselves uncontrolled desires, plus physiological effects which [260] causeMagic, 30:produces that complex manifestation of moods, desires, qualities, complexes, inhibitions, feelings,Magic, 59:struggles, surmounts his problems and brings his desires and thoughts under control, the secondMagic, 127:detached from the creative work of our minds, desires and physical accomplishment. Magic, 226:or awareness of moods, emotions and feelings, desires and aspirations which have their roots withinMagic, 237:in relation to his astral body, its focus, its desires and its work. The student on the path ofMagic, 244:physical nature and violently swept by ancient desires and lusts. [245] This may be succeeded by aMagic, 265:Then he builds for himself a form such as he desires, - a new form that is no longer subject toMagic, 279:produce that which his will commands, his love desires, and his need creates. Let him withdraw theMagic, 295:the man on unerringly to the fulfilment of his desires. If the cravings of the sentient nature areMagic, 301:with earth and the earthward bias of all their desires force them to remain close to the earth andMagic, 370:himself behind the shield of his protective desires) must not be confounded with joy. Magic, 448:occult basis for [448] the statement that if one desires a thing for a sufficiently long period ofMagic, 452:produces that complex manifestation of moods, desires, qualities, complexes, inhibitions, feelingsMagic, 485:the mind stuff to make possible his personality desires. To this every sincere aspirant will bearMagic, 492:movement, and its moods and feelings, its desires and emotions are powerful enough to attractMagic, 535:truths to be learnt, of conquests to be made, of desires to be achieved, of knowledges to beMagic, 579:It is profoundly true that according to a man's desires so will be the forms of life which he will,Meditation, 24:Later Atlantean days hold the analogy hid. The desires are not so purely physical, for mind isMeditation, 24:a mass of dough. The man is conscious of vague desires not associated with his physical body; he is |
