| Astrology, 42:for instance, which is the essence of the intangible Life of Spirit, the principle of Buddhi, isAstrology, 134:To many types of mind, this influence is intangible and must, therefore, be unable to produce theAstrology, 134:the desired results; yet the fact is that these intangible pervasive results are of far greaterAstrology, 216:modern science is shifting into the realm of the intangible and into the world of the non-material.Astrology, 389:the stream of consciousness are viewed by him as intangible and mystical. Yet they are in realityAstrology, 629:is over - unprovable, unknowable and intangible. This inherent Reality is to the manifested LogosAtom, 37:the Oriental occultist. We are led back to that intangible something which is the basis of theAtom, 37:we are considering that which is as yet intangible, and we use force in connection with matter whenAutobiography, 31:the Self and the not-Self and between the intangible values and the tangible. Whilst she was withBethlehem, 258:and the subjective, between the tangible and the intangible, the visible and the invisible,Destiny, 34:and the objective, between the tangible and the intangible, and between life and form. This problemDestiny, 42:planes and the dense physical plane. The intangible subjective levels of existence and the outerDestiny, 94:behind the outer form is ever to be found the intangible, the real and the holy. I would like toDestiny, 134:penetrated as it has into the realm of the intangible - will begin to work far more subjectivelyDestiny, 135:and live in the worlds of the tangible and the intangible simultaneously. The mass of reputableDiscipleship1, 284:and when you hear the unheard and sense the intangible, endeavor to formulate it into words andDiscipleship2, 45:accustomed must, he knows, be superseded by the intangible world of values, involving a new senseDiscipleship2, 46:theoretically, but it remains for a while wholly intangible; he finds few who think and feel as heEducation, 41:living, and substituting the tangible for the intangible, the concrete for the spiritual, andExternalisation, 84:potent than the forces of the spirit or of the intangible worlds. Up to the present this has notExternalisation, 84:of true and spiritual understanding and of the intangible and more desirable standards of living.Externalisation, 121:drawing to themselves those in whom the more intangible values were slowly assuming a vagueExternalisation, 129:of the leaders today. But the real issue is the intangible one of Direction. Which way willExternalisation, 285:of the tangible and exoteric, into that of the intangible and esoteric. Science is rapidly becomingFire, 88:because (from the standpoint of the physical) intangible. Phenomena are occurring all the timeFire, 167:the form is [167] destroyed there is left this intangible spiritual body of fire, one pure flame,Fire, 1200:for instance, which is the essence of the intangible Life of Spirit, and principle of Buddhi, isGlamour, 244:of energy, the Creator of the tangible and the intangible worlds, the Pervader of life, or theHealing, 195:extensive network of fluid energies which are an intangible, interior, paralleling system to thatHealing, 243:patient's own interior mechanism - tangible or intangible - and those which are in the nature ofHealing, 255:which medicine avails itself. The demands of the intangible and the treatment of the nebulous - ifHealing, 320:refer to the germ of an idea; we indicate that intangible point of energy which results later inHealing, 388:average man and regarded as problematical and intangible. Restitution may also involve the rightingHealing, 480:on the verge of advancing into the realm of the intangible and is thus drawing nearer to the worldHealing, 531:penetrating into the realm of the subtle and the intangible (and this is rapidly being done), andIntellect, 8:and to register with equal facility the inner or intangible world. This ability to reorient itselfIntellect, 10:an immaterial world, and upon a realm that is intangible, metaphysical, super-sensuous. We haveIntellect, 29:left them without the equipment to touch that intangible and finest "four-fifths of life" which Dr.Intellect, 30:to go on and to penetrate into the realm of the intangible. They must be cultured and trained andIntellect, 36:lead one to believe in the possibility of that intangible world and of a response apparatus, byIntellect, 39:a rapid reaction and responsiveness to a world, intangible and unseen, and to a new series ofIntellect, 68:They cover those states which are unexpected and intangible, being based on pure aspiration andIntellect, 76:dust and ashes, until we reach that something - intangible yet infinitely real - which gave beingIntellect, 163:intuition, he tells us "is interested in purely intangible results and, if it disregards time, itIntellect, 203:are joining hands in the world of the unseen and intangible. These are steps in the rightMagic, 33:another, one mineral from another. It is the intangible essential nature of the form which in theMagic, 283:These are often regarded by the materialists as intangible and therefore not material at all. ButPatanjali, 54:with the demonstration of the subjective or the intangible. This is the Word of the third aspect,Patanjali, 100:That object may concern that which is subtle and intangible from the physical plane standpoint,Patanjali, 158:they deal with that which is subjective and intangible, and with the force display which producesPatanjali, 281:of the human eye) he disappears. He also becomes intangible from the point of view of touch, andPatanjali, 366:seen. To him, the tangible but demonstrates the intangible, and both reveal the spirit, whilstPsychology1, xxiii:penetrated a little further into the field of intangible yet real phenomena; it will havePsychology1, 93:which deal with the immaterial and the intangible, and which testify to an agelong belief in a soulPsychology1, 94:or is there an immortal principle, a subtle intangible entity which has an existence either in thePsychology1, 94:we may discover a something which will link the intangible world of true being with the tangiblePsychology1, 177:horizon that a synthesis of the tangible and the intangible will take place. This will bring aboutPsychology1, 185:will penetrate deeper into the realm of the intangible, and work in mediums and with apparatusPsychology1, 196:to enable him to contact the unseen, the intangible, and the unrevealed. He becomes aware of thosePsychology1, 229:an indication of the difficulty of our subject. Intangible etheric substance has been condensedPsychology1, 263:are as follows, omitting the two earlier and intangible races which are not strictly human at all,Psychology1, 339:from the realm of the tangible into that of the intangible. As he attracts, or is attracted by, thePsychology1, 339:attraction of the subjective world and the intangible mental and spiritual realities are morePsychology1, 341:background of man's consciousness, and that the intangible realities, and the world of ideas andPsychology1, 370:tangible from the world of the unseen and the intangible, the astral world. Just as there is a veilPsychology2, 201:are functioning through form and are therefore intangible and - scientifically speaking -Rays, 108:the inner life forces the man on towards the intangible, and the quality of his will begins toRays, 310:on its own plane is destroyed - that beautiful, intangible, qualitative Identity which hasRays, 484:dreams; they saw a vision; they contacted intangible beauty; they touched the Mind of God andReappearance, 144:and know, both of the phenomenal and also of the intangible. Consciously or unconsciously, all menSoul, 51:and understood at last. Those elusive and intangible processes, called emotions and mentalTelepathy, 119:by the WILL of Sanat Kumara and embodying His intangible purpose (intangible to us but notTelepathy, 119:Kumara and embodying His intangible purpose (intangible to us but not intangible to Him). It isTelepathy, 119:His intangible purpose (intangible to us but not intangible to Him). It is this planetary SubstanceTelepathy, 142:does not possess an energy form, subtle and intangible yet substantial, which controls, governs and |
