| Autobiography, 171:people were leaving the Theosophical Society in disgust and bewilderment. I have often wonderedAutobiography, 245:was impending. She, therefore, overcame her disgust of this type of work and of the many occultDiscipleship1, 137:for humanity in the face of disillusionment, disgust at the general world selfishness and aDiscipleship1, 170:then the glamor of fatigue and of innate disgust will give place to a keen interest andDiscipleship1, 330:is turned towards their lower nature in disgust, self-pity or hurt [331] pride. All this leads toDiscipleship1, 360:your life a little discouragement, a faint inner disgust with yourself and a sense of failure whichDiscipleship1, 531:with yourself - an inchoate and oft unrealized disgust. That is due to the ferment of the hiddenDiscipleship1, 777:was impending. She, therefore, overcame her disgust of this type of work and of the many occultDiscipleship2, 188:of the occult student who has thrown over in disgust all old religious practices, and believes thatGlamour, 31:by his consequent distress and his deep disgust with himself. He walks ever in a fog and seesHealing, 92:therefore not the mental condition. Bitterness, disgust, hatred and a sense of frustration can andHealing, 324:reaction on their part is one of sensitive disgust, again largely unrecognized. A more vitalMagic, 58:pertains to the material world. Dissatisfaction, disgust, distaste, and a deep fatigue arePatanjali, 71:this engenders in him a condition of remorse, of disgust, despair and of despondency. MisplacedPsychology2, 502:This experience he relates with dismay and disgust; most feelingly he tells the experience to theTelepathy, 20:is involved; it concerns emotions (fear, hate, disgust, love, desire and many other purely astral |
