| Fire, 530:full self-consciousness. - S. D., I, 215. Form imprisons spirit. - S. D., II, 775. The principle ofFire, 1063:full self-consciousness. - S. D., I, 215. Form imprisons Spirit. - S. D., II, 775. The principle ofFire, 1235:knows it as the illusory form which veils and imprisons some thought. 3. The spiritual meaning isGlamour, 77:for the separated self. This glamor of sentiment imprisons and bewilders all the nice people in theGlamour, 94:of phenomena which engulfs him, deludes him and imprisons him until such time as he becomesGlamour, 130:it. This mental illusion ties and limits and imprisons the man. A good idea may consequently becomeGlamour, 135:opposite of illusion, remembering that illusion imprisons a man upon the mental plane and surroundsPsychology2, 10:with a mentality which primarily hinders and imprisons but which finally releases and liberates.Psychology2, 161:made which lead to the discarding of that which imprisons or impedes the soul. The major concepts |
