| Astrology, 383:a very close karmic relation and a very definite dharma to work out together. Just what that karmaAutobiography, 227:was an organization in India called the Suddha Dharma Mandala. It had been founded by Sir SubraAutobiography, 228:and said, "I have been ordered by the Suddha Dharma Mandala to give you these books." And thereAutobiography, 247:for transmission of the ideas which it is my Dharma to make public. The average psychic and mediumDestiny, 130:in terms of their specific life obligation or dharma and producing the desired results through theDiscipleship1, 48:your brother to pursue his. "Better a man's own dharma, than the dharma of another." Thus does theDiscipleship1, 48:pursue his. "Better a man's own dharma, than the dharma of another." Thus does the Bhagavad GitaDiscipleship1, 297:not be right for others. Between one's personal dharma, obligation and individual duties and one'sDiscipleship1, 299:of a group. One's own point of view, one's own dharma, one's own problems and one's own unfoldmentDiscipleship1, 307:which you have assumed as your physical plane dharma. Clear vision as to these outer relations inDiscipleship1, 307:fresh links and start new lines of karma and of dharma. One of the first things that a disciple hasDiscipleship1, 317:in speaking of the work of those whose dharma it is to dissipate world glamor, uses the followingDiscipleship1, 367:When a disciple sees and relates his individual dharma and his group responsibility - then he canDiscipleship1, 401:the more material aspects of life. Such was your dharma. Within that sphere of activity, you haveDiscipleship1, 470:world need and solve world problems is not your dharma. The world cannot be helped on a large scaleDiscipleship1, 606:you the treading of the rocky way of duty, of dharma and of clear decision. Therefore, for the nextDiscipleship1, 606:your meditation? 1st month - Duty. 2nd month - Dharma, or responsible obligation. 3rd month -Discipleship1, 607:done this? To follow the rocky way of duty, of dharma, and clear decision. Have you done this? ToDiscipleship1, 779:for transmission of the ideas which it is my dharma to make public. The average psychic and mediumDiscipleship2, 572:life of service. Such is not the duty or dharma of average man. It is sufficient for him to makeDiscipleship2, 657:physical plane activities and your spiritual dharma but live within yourself an intense life ofDiscipleship2, 708:purpose and an unswerving adherence to duty and dharma and a capacity to shoulder responsibilityDiscipleship2, 738:the bridge between the part and the whole. The dharma of the individual in the home. The duty ofExternalisation, 109:of certain potent personalities whose dharma or destiny it is to bring about great evolutionaryExternalisation, 360:by a humanity wise enough to recognize its dharma. Men are being rapidly disillusioned and willFire, 711:of the Silence" as the path of "Dhyana" and "Dharma" or the "Paramitas," Ramayana is based upon theFire, 875:aspects have performed their functions (their dharma) on the physical plane and all three haveFire, 1058:It suffices for man as yet to master his own dharma, to fulfil group karma, and to dominate what isFire, 1226:out for that which binds Him and which it is His dharma to lift up to His Throne. It is notGlamour, xi:groups involved in esoteric work have their own dharma or duty and all have their peculiarGlamour, xi:cooperate, I will concisely state the purpose: Dharma means duty, or obligation, and it is yourGlamour, 64:of the Hindu aphorism: Better one's own dharma than the dharma of another. This is illusion throughGlamour, 64:Hindu aphorism: Better one's own dharma than the dharma of another. This is illusion through wrongGlamour, 150:in speaking of the work of those whose dharma it is to dissipate world glamor, uses the followingGlamour, 167:by a humanity wise enough to recognize its dharma. Men are being rapidly disillusioned and willHealing, 453:becomes aware of itself, and of its own path, or dharma, and follows then the way of light and ofHealing, 685:stages of evolution. They are: Instinct, Duty, Dharma, Obligation; an understanding of theHealing, 686:into the Master's Ashram. The sphere of dharma. This is the outcome of the two previous stages; itHealing, 686:and his inescapable share in world development. Dharma is that aspect of karma which dignifies anyHealing, 686:if he shoulders his phase or part in this cyclic dharma and works understandingly at its rightHealing, 686:lifting the world karma, working out in cyclic dharma. Instinctual service, the fulfilment of allHealing, 686:fulfilment of all duty, and a sharing in group dharma are all blended in his consciousness andHealing, 687:application. Duty - responsible love. [687] Dharma - will, expressed through the Plan. The sphereMagic, 280:and true lines, a life salvaged, and the outer dharma carried out with precision, whilst the innerMagic, 280:life period; the subordinating of his personal dharma and ideas to the need and service of thatMagic, 288:personality, and "To Be Silent" is the ultimate dharma or destiny of the matter aspect, of theMagic, 633:the mass of people and fulfiling thus their dharma. One group works necessarily under the glamor ofPatanjali, 174:life comes to be simply the fulfilment of one's dharma. The longing for knowledge, for freedom, andPatanjali, 176:he can say with truth "I have fulfiled my dharma, and accomplished my whole duty." He has workedPatanjali, 187:well be expressed by that comprehensive term dharma in respect to others. Dharma means literallyPatanjali, 187:comprehensive term dharma in respect to others. Dharma means literally the proper working out ofPatanjali, 198:is his own. "Let every man attend to his own dharma" and fulfil his own role, is the EasternPatanjali, 207:then be given to the perfect fulfilment of his dharma, or obligatory work. Instead of repining, andPatanjali, 402:becomes aware of itself, and of its own path, or dharma, and follows then the way of light and ofPsychology1, 28:be divided into those who recognize their dharma (meet all implied obligations and duties) andPsychology2, 44:fulfilment of the law of love, and to their own dharma and work. A second failing of disciples (andPsychology2, 44:discussions, and constant preoccupation with the dharma the motives and the methods of their fellowPsychology2, 106:its own responsibilities, work out its own dharma, and fulfil its own karma, and so answer forPsychology2, 252:higher than Their own field of expression and of dharma, and They must see to it that the seeds of |
