| Telepathy, 41:Impression is the subtlest reaction (more or less accurate) to the vibratory mental activity ofTelepathy, 73:nature of his appeal." The appeal is then less regulated by desire and more under the control ofTelepathy, 78:conditioning factors will get increasingly [78] less attractive. This means when the soul becomesTelepathy, 78:ideas (if such a phrase is permissible) of less importance. There are, in reality, no man-madeTelepathy, 80:factors; all of it concerned to a greater or less degree (according to the quality of the mechanismTelepathy, 82:sources of all kinds; they are also - to a much less degree - responsive to sattvic or rhythmic |
