| Externalisation, 340:idealists and the kindly, decent folk in every land can bring to bear upon the physical plane theExternalisation, 351:hearts of the men and women of goodwill in every land, nation and group. Let your meetings, yourExternalisation, 368:The spirit of freedom is triumphing in every land (even in the conquered countries, much to theExternalisation, 370:the castes and classes which are found in every land - without any exception. 3. The dangersExternalisation, 372:their mothers are working in factories or on the land; the children have therefore no home life orExternalisation, 378:platform and pulpit and through the pen in every land, except in those sad lands where freedom ofExternalisation, 444:with the new group of world servers in every land. Let the Full Moons of May and June constituteExternalisation, 460:and to assess the resources available. This may land them in non-activity. They may leave theExternalisation, 504:with the work of preparation in the sacred land of India. One of the English Masters is alsoExternalisation, 551:benefit mankind, for they are found in every land. Preparation for a New Revelation. ReasonsExternalisation, 553:ray disciple will represent the Christ in every land. This can mean either the soul or theExternalisation, 575:of a small country called Palestine or the Holy Land; the word is simply symbolic of a peacefulExternalisation, 596:is again emerging in the hearts of men in every land; this recognition of a divine hope andExternalisation, 598:and influence is already seen and felt in every land, and nothing can destroy that which they haveExternalisation, 613:these they believe are engulfing men in every land. They thus provide - for themselves - anExternalisation, 615:thinker adds the reactionary activities in every land, and the fight for oil which governs theExternalisation, 626:to educate the minds and hearts of men in every land in right human relations. Externalisation, 627:There are men and women to be found in every land, every government, every church and religion, andExternalisation, 657:and the intelligentsia everywhere and in every land are today - consciously or unconsciously -Externalisation, 665:mass effect and to the results achieved in every land by labor and its methods. All the great laborExternalisation, 665:direction of this potent labor group in every land lies the foundation of the new civilization.Externalisation, 668:therefore confronted with two elements in every land and nation: those people who hold on to theExternalisation, 671:intelligence and activity of men (in every land) to be trained to recognize the essential unity ofExternalisation, 684:by millions of passengers annually; the land is divided into minute sections by railroads,Fire, 28:destined places. The Fifth o'er-ran the Sacred Land, and in their fivefold groups developed theFire, 28:passed and all the lesser four were peopling the land, the Lords of Dark Intent arose. They said:Fire, 29:of the lesser Sixth. When the Sixth appeared the land was changed. The surface of the globe circledFire, 83:is the source of the legend of a sacred fertile land within the sphere of polar influences. TheFire, 83:the sphere of polar influences. The mythic land of exceeding fertility, of abundant [84]Fire, 84:received. It is the esoteric Garden of Eden, the land of physical perfection. Surface radiationFire, 429:of the fourth ether. Transportation on sea and land will be largely superseded by the utilizationFire, 673:divisible as two hemispheres, the one being the land of the sunrise of thought eternal and theFire, 717:6, 7, 8. First race - The Imperishable Sacred Land. The 2nd race - The Hyperborean Land. The 3rdFire, 717:Sacred Land. The 2nd race - The Hyperborean Land. The 3rd race - Lemurian. The 4th race -Fire, 755:deliberate banding together of groups in every land who embody the principle (as far as they canFire, 758:to act as a peace center in that distracted land. Certain initiates of the third Initiation haveFire, 826:of the great class distinctions which - in every land - have been so fruitful of trouble and theFire, 897:and streams), far exceeds the dry portion, or land, and every drop of moisture is in itself a tinyFire, 1004:fact that the plane of mind is as yet an unknown land to the majority, - unknown in so far as itsFire, 1014:guard himself from drowning at the point where land and water meet. The midway spot which isFire, 1014:place whereon his feet are set. When water, land and air meet there is the place for magic to beGlamour, 139:fourth, counting from the top downwards) as a land shrouded in a thick fog of varying densities.Healing, 234:call the unlawful possession of other people's land, territories, goods and chattels, aggression;Healing, 261:is non-existent. The Negro is not free in this land of the free, and America will have to cleanHealing, 263:the Egyptians and they took the Promised Land at the point of the sword, sparing neither man, womanHealing, 264:was taken by the Jews because it was "a land flowing with milk and honey," and the claim was madeHealing, 264:and gazing with longing eyes towards a promised land; factually and symbolically, they resemble theHercules, 27:of Mars, Diomedes of fiery fame, ruled in the land beyond the Gate, and there he raised the horsesHercules, 27:and the mares of war, upon the marshes of his land. Wild were these horses and fierce the mares andHercules, 27:at their sound, for they ravaged up and down the land, wreaking great damage, killing all the sonsHercules, 27:upon the ears of Hercules. "Go, rescue this far land and those who live upon it." "Abderis," criedHercules, 27:they ranged the meadows and the marshes of that land. Finally, he cornered these wild mares withinHercules, 28:and broken to their tasks. The people of that land, released from fear, welcomed the deliverer,Hercules, 28:deliverer, acclaiming Hercules as savior of the land. But Abderis lay dead.The Teacher turned toHercules, 40:glimmering water to the isle of Crete unto the land where dwelt the Cyclops three. These threeHercules, 40:Sisters singing as he went, drew near unto the land. "He comes with strength", said Brontes, andHercules, 52:physical body, conformity to the laws of the land in which his destiny is cast, utter considerationHercules, 55:Gate he passed, going due north. Throughout the land he passed, seeking the sacred tree, but foundHercules, 96:you should kill the lion that devastates their land, taking its toll of men." "Is that the savageHercules, 96:said: "Go, seek the lion which ravages the land lying upon the further side of the fifth Gate. TheHercules, 96:of the fifth Gate. The people of this ravaged land live silently behind locked doors. Forth toHercules, 96:to their tasks they venture not, nor till their land, nor sow. From north to south, from east toHercules, 98:stood still, shouting unto the people of the land: "The lion is here. Await the deed that I shallHercules, 102:and thy mother, that thy days may be long in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee," for inHercules, 138:of the Wisdom has called "the master of no-man's land." So we can but ponder, remembering how theHercules, 167:were many small ones. They were wasting the land, but they could not be seen; they were hidden inHercules, 167:not be located. As usual, Hercules rushes to the land of Acadia and determines to rid the land ofHercules, 167:to the land of Acadia and determines to rid the land of these man-eating birds. We are told he wasHercules, 180:a blighting pestilence was sweeping through the land, wreaking havoc with human lives. [181] To theHercules, 195:would enable him to cross the seas to reach the land of Erytheia. And so it was. Within the safeHercules, 196:Not long thereafter he came upon the pasture land where the red-hued cattle grazed. Guarded wereHercules, 197:to bring these cattle from the island, across land and water to the sacred city. Hercules sailed toHercules, 201:method. He may work with his own in every land, over-shadowing his disciples wherever they areInitiation, 56:body, and dwells in a certain part of the Holy Land. He travels much and passes considerable timeInitiation, 205:the group as emphasized by the group laws of the land, by his control and his refraining fromIntellect, 9:letting in "the glory which never was on sea or land." Dr. Bennett of Yale expresses these ideas inIntellect, 242:meditation can be very dangerous work and may land a man in serious difficulty. It can beMagic, 229:in our rule. One path leads back into the dreary land of rebirth, and the other leads through theMagic, 235:guard himself from drowning, at the point where land and water meet. The midway spot, which isMagic, 235:place whereon his feet are set. When water, land and air meet there is the place for magic to beMagic, 247:the Kurukshetra, or the plane of illusion, where land (physical nature) and water (emotionalMagic, 247:This is the spot of vital import. It is neither land or physical, nor water or emotional. It mightMagic, 248:close of the rule we are told that when "water, land and air meet" there is the place for theMagic, 249:The dangers of too violent fluctuation between land and water, or between the emotional response toMagic, 249:literally, of the bringing together of the land and water. It demonstrates as the pouring into theMagic, 249:as the pouring into the brain consciousness (the land aspect) of the knowledges of the astralMagic, 250:following occult fact. The place where water and land meet is the solar plexus center. The placeMagic, 250:the solar plexus center. The place where water, land and air meet is in the head. Land is theMagic, 250:where water, land and air meet is in the head. Land is the symbol of the physical plane life, andMagic, 330:Such a body now exists with its members in every land. Relatively they are few and far between, butMagic, 359:the fire, oh, Pilgrim in a strange and foreign land. The waters wash away the mud and slime ofMagic, 379:As the mysteries of Central Asia in the land stretching from Chaldea and Babylon through TurkestanMagic, 605:it is not possible to vision the Promised Land as it is. Until the limitations - the necessaryMagic, 616:Around him water flows. His feet stand firm on land and rock, but all the forms he sees are lost inMagic, 620:human affairs and every man fought for his own land and every man forgot his brother and livedMeditation, 134:Father though straying far, very far, into the land of distances. The way back for them will beMeditation, 188:The dangers aroused, and the menace stalking the land through the indiscriminate use of elementals,Patanjali, 199:along with entire conformity to the law of the land is characteristic of every true aspirant. ApartProblems, 18:the educational institutions of that unhappy land are placed in the hands of those with a vision ofProblems, 21:frontier. She is lifting the peoples of her own land from a condition of ignorance and poverty into |
