| Autobiography, 195:the world as it fed the fires of aspiration and nurtured devotion in its membership [196] but thatBethlehem, 278:within the self is the demand. It is this self, nurtured, fostered, then trained and developed,Destiny, 73:and yet the soul of the French nation [73] is nurtured in that great capital through the soul ofDiscipleship1, 48:ideas, many hard won qualities, many carefully nurtured righteousness and many powerfullyDiscipleship1, 107:of you and the power to persist is steadfastly nurtured. You can now resume more active meditationDiscipleship1, 169:but they must be exemplified, explained and nurtured in all whom you draw into the circle of groupDiscipleship1, 621:resistance, then the Rose of the soul should be nurtured and shine forth. Impersonality is easy forDiscipleship2, 697:the body, but if the physical body is unduly nurtured, and if it becomes the recipient of undueExternalisation, 9:and spiritual growth of man be fostered and nurtured. Two questions should, I believe, at this timeExternalisation, 28:seed is a potent force - if duly tended, rightly nurtured and ripened by sun and water within theExternalisation, 91:fifth is seen on earth like to the second and nurtured by the fourth. Within it are the one, theExternalisation, 423:and of the need for the great civilizations - nurtured under the influence of Shri Krishna, theExternalisation, 452:prejudice. Secondly, the fact that all this is nurtured and kept alive by the forces of evil,Externalisation, 510:the close of this century. This Church will be nurtured into activity by the Christ and HisFire, 268:of evolution and gathers to itself the qualities nurtured during manifestation, - perfect love andFire, 972:manifestation, an idea wrongly conceived and nurtured, and therefore impossible of playing its justFire, 1147:unable to express itself, and was most carefully nurtured by the Lords of Flame, nearly proving aGlamour, 91:down the ages have been unfolded in a man and nurtured with care; it can be looked upon as theHealing, 173:these three dense materializations are fed and nurtured by the forces and energies of the solarHealing, 182:"dragon of living light." These three stages are nurtured by the life and energy pouring downHealing, 432:identified with form which has so consistently nurtured the fear of death. The cycle in which weHercules, 78:so touch it not," she said. "For ages long I nurtured it and tended it when young. The doe is mineHercules, 110:heard in the cave, the Christ consciousness is nurtured in the cave of the heart, but after theHercules, 115:that the Christ consciousness is conceived and nurtured through the period of gestation until atHercules, 152:in myself, that down the ages my form nature has nurtured a Christ; in Libra. I fluctuate betweenHercules, 212:Virgo is that both the form and the spirit are nurtured, shielding "Christ in you the hope ofIntellect, 41:human to the spiritual kingdom, is hastened and nurtured by a specialized education, called theMagic, 84:aid of meat and fermented foods and drinks, and nurtured in an environment in which fresh air andMagic, 104:so that the unfolding flower of the soul may be nurtured and fostered in such wise that radiantMagic, 121:it is important to have a developed mind, a well-nurtured intelligence, and also to have achievedPsychology1, 314:of father-mother, spirit-matter, and having nurtured the Christ child through a period of gestationPsychology2, 312:down the ages, have been unfolded in a man and nurtured with care. It can be looked upon as thePsychology2, 648:everywhere, the principle of good will can be nurtured and developed in every country, andRays, 110:means that two aspects of spiritual work must be nurtured in the immediate future, for on them theRays, 441:and "with the field of relationships which are nurtured from the Ashram of the Christ." I am hereRays, 660:later flower into the third solar system, can be nurtured and fostered and its growth promoted.Rays, 667:personality in the three worlds has for aeons nurtured the germ of this new life and fostered the |
