| Astrology, 61:of the mass with the mass consciousness, [61] inchoate and unfocused, and with no recognition ofAstrology, 265:This shows itself in two stages as: Diffused inchoate power. Personality integration. It signifiesAstrology, 314:great importance. Here the first major fusion, inchoate and unrealized, took place. In Libra, theseAstrology, 330:the light of Cancer is only diffused, vague and inchoate that the influences of the first Ray ofAstrology, 559:and is distinguished by a veiled vision and inchoate longings. These gradually take shape until heAutobiography, 14:circumstances. My childhood general and rather inchoate unhappiness was founded on several things.Autobiography, 42:Chapter I Yet all the time, something within me, inchoate and indefinable, was reaching out afterDestiny, 21:and unformed stages, exists in the form of an inchoate goodwill. I call this to your attention asDiscipleship1, 531:You are prone to be disgusted with yourself - an inchoate and oft unrealized disgust. That is dueDiscipleship2, 63:The clear sounding of the invocative, though inchoate, [64] cry of the masses of those who are notDiscipleship2, 160:animal-man; he little knew what that almost inchoate appeal would invoke. Light appeared on EarthDiscipleship2, 188:with this Invocations - as follows: To focus the inchoate mass demand of humanity on to the highestDiscipleship2, 197:from the subjective, unconscious appeal of the inchoate, voiceless masses, through many phases,Discipleship2, 305:or oblong, composed of a kaleidoscopic mass of inchoate colors, moving, pulsating and in constantEducation, 139:of very advanced egos, for the light body is inchoate and diffused and simply hovers over theExternalisation, 223:of goodwill in all nations, and also through the inchoate longings of men everywhere, of allExternalisation, 369:are an invisible army, but one which is as yet inchoate, uncertain as to method and process, thoughExternalisation, 414:the divine Approach in two ways: by means of the inchoate, voiceless appeal or invocative cry ofExternalisation, 565:to penetrate and dissipate the thick cloud of inchoate thought-forms which the bewildered,Externalisation, 600:all lands; at the same time, He gathers up the inchoate and unexpressed demands of those masses whoExternalisation, 623:and a vision of a future which will satisfy some inchoate sense of divine persistence. They areExternalisation, 648:Forces of Evil, that - in response to the massed inchoate demand of humanity - the Hierarchy calledFire, 224:material to be built in remains, as yet, inchoate. The questions we might ask and study are theFire, 783:groups of the three major groups. 2. The Inchoate. Condensation has set in but all is as yetFire, 783:Condensation has set in but all is as yet inchoate, and the condition is chaotic; there is noFire, 870:brain consciousness owing to the relatively inchoate stage of the bodies, and the unresponsivenessGlamour, 154:consciously aware of the Angel. His forces are inchoate; he works unconsciously in his environment,Healing, 639:life and the evolutionary life, between the inchoate, magnetic will of the elemental forcesHealing, 640:[640] elemental can be and frequently is an inchoate force, swayed entirely by desire, and no trueHealing, 640:of the earth and with the driving force of its inchoate will, demonstrates as magnetic power and isMagic, 413:at the earlier conclave to gather out of the inchoate masses of men, groups of workers alongMagic, 542:the physical precipitation of these vague and inchoate thoughts distinguished by a vast similarity,Meditation, 152:before him and around him an outline nebulous, inchoate, and cloudy, and in such a way that heMeditation, 340:He who does not think clearly, and who has an inchoate mental body, lives in a fog, and a man in aProblems, 150:and unrealized good made itself felt in the inchoate longings of unthinking man (literallyPsychology1, 11:proceeds steadily. Often that which is built is inchoate, futile and without form or purpose, andPsychology1, 250:of the synthesis of the unfoldment from the inchoate to the sentient, from the sentient to thePsychology2, 24:consciousness which may be present, is inert, inchoate and unorganized; it is devoid of mind as wePsychology2, 25:His desires are no longer so vague and inchoate; they have hitherto been concerned with the basicPsychology2, 56:are - as in all else in nature, - apparently inchoate and formless, from the angle of the truePsychology2, 516:of that mass will; it is, as yet, unintelligent, inchoate, fluidic and easily imposed upon by thePsychology2, 584:the psychic. This sensitivity is of a somewhat inchoate nature and is difficult to define, but itPsychology2, 605:a powerful expression of focused desire, deep inchoate longing, vivid imagination and theRays, 143:and the thought of more light governs all the inchoate yearnings of the human spirit. We have notRays, 719:the moving onward is the result of a somewhat inchoate and uncontrolled momentum and is not theReappearance, 46:all lands; at the same time, He gathers up the inchoate and unexpressed demands of those masses whoReappearance, 145:to God. Inherent in the human consciousness - inchoate often and undefined - is a sense ofReappearance, 151:divine Approach in various ways: by means of the inchoate, voiceless appeal or invocative cry ofReappearance, 170:and a vision of a future which will satisfy some inchoate sense of divine persistence. They areTelepathy, 21:soul and mind remain for a long time relatively inchoate on the mental plane. That which is sensedTelepathy, 113:use the unintelligent urges and the higher (yet inchoate) longings of the masses of men in an |
