| Autobiography, 251:means of the spoken and written word and by the radio but there were not enough people spirituallyAutobiography, 256:has reached literally millions by pamphlet and radio, by the use of the Invocation and by the workBethlehem, 148:a new center, the process may be recognized as 'radio activity' as far as humanity is concerned."Destiny, 43:taken place through the discovery and use of the radio and of the many means of communication andDestiny, 88:Alexander Graham Bell and the development of the radio by Marconi. Ray 1. - Will or Power, viaDiscipleship1, 24:each other. The slowly manifesting powers of the radio and the sensitive workings of the perfectingDiscipleship1, 24:and the sensitive workings of the perfecting radio mechanisms and of television are but theDiscipleship1, 63:use and comprehension. Of this condition, the radio is the outer physical symbol. Certain questionsDiscipleship1, 783:means of the spoken and written word and by the radio but there were not enough people, spirituallyDiscipleship1, 789:literally millions of people by pamphlet and radio, by the use of the great Invocations, by theDiscipleship2, 510:have served and helped thousands, through the radio and through the translated material of theDiscipleship2, 682:"listened in" on the group (as you call it in radio language) and I saw your thought, but sheDiscipleship2, 699:particularly orchestral music. In these days of radio programs this is easily accomplished, and theEducation, 106:He is reached on all sides by the press and the radio, and is today intelligent enough and [107]Education, 107:are undoubtedly there; hence the press and radio control which is found in all countries in someEducation, 114:never more so than now through the use of the radio. Great ideas are dinned into the ear of theEducation, 125:today in world affairs. With it newspapers, radio dialogues and governmental appeals all deal. ThisExternalisation, 106:of inter-communication such as the press, the radio and travel. The inner objective of all this wasExternalisation, 134:events through the medium of the press and the radio. It is this that is of importance from theExternalisation, 213:been so closely and rapidly interrelated by the radio, telephone, the press and the telegraph. TheExternalisation, 451:to the uttermost. They use the press and the radio in order to distort human thinking; [452] theyExternalisation, 607:planet, and because of the prevalence of the radio, television and the rapidity of communication,Externalisation, 684:are daily and hourly attuned to the voice of the radio. Only the inner perceptive sense remainsHealing, 378:be to get a photograph. As regards the use of radio as a means of communication with the "spiritHealing, 378:upon the physical plane, will come via the radio, because sound always precedes vision. Think onHealing, 378:precedes vision. Think on this. However, no radio now exists which is sufficiently sensitive toHealing, 378:prelude to the real discovery. The magic of the radio would be completely unbelievable to the manHealing, 413:will prove survival. d. Through the use of the radio by those who have passed over willIntellect, 180:the entire world is knit together through the radio, the telegraph and television. Man isMagic, 335:and, at this time, the universal use of the radio bringing musical sounds into every home and intoMagic, 407:and inter-communication, of which the radio, the press, modern transportation, and the telephoneMagic, 477:platform to reach the public ear, and of the radio to reach all classes and races of humanity in anMagic, 478:But that day is not yet, even though the radio and television are the first steps in the rightProblems, 5:replaced by the telegraph, the telephone and the radio; the wooden dug-out of the uncultured [6]Problems, 24:freedom of religion and a truly free press and radio are the outcome of this war, a great stepProblems, 75:giving us the telegraph, the telephone, the radio and today, television and radar. All these mergedProblems, 173:use of money which colors the press and the radio in Great Britain and still more in the UnitedProblems, 180:of the press, the lecture platform and the radio. Eventually this world group should have its ownPsychology1, 50:Means of communication or interaction. The radio, telephone, telegraph and the power to travel.Psychology1, 180:never more so than now through the use of the radio. Great ideas are dinned into the ear of thePsychology1, 184:of survival be proven. Through the use of the radio by those who have passed over willPsychology1, 216:1. Mineral VII. Ceremonial Organization Radio-Activity. I. Will or Power The basic Reservoir ofPsychology1, 365:of mails, and the regular broadcasting of the radio organizations, - all of these impose a rhythmPsychology1, 393:as mass information through the schools, the radio and the newspapers. Later this can be transmutedPsychology1, 411:Means of communication or interaction. Radio, telegraph, telephone and means of transportation.Psychology1, 422:7. Ceremonial Organization. 1. Will or Power Radio-Activity. The basic reservoir of Power. 2.Psychology2, 64:its point of entry and exit; there is the great radio station of reception, and the distributingPsychology2, 425:Just as the discovery of the automobile, and the radio have necessitated the formulation of anPsychology2, 425:listening to the technical jargon of the present radio laboratory or the ordinary garage, would bePsychology2, 635:the new methods of propaganda, the press and the radio, they provide the most powerful group in thePsychology2, 636:instrument, and the power of the press, of the radio, and of the public platforms is in theirPsychology2, 647:be, if possible, a far [647] wider use of the radio, so that sequentially and following the journeyPsychology2, 694:through all possible agencies, to employ it. The radio, the press, must all be utilized, and allPsychology2, 741:women of good will through the wide use of the radio, using it with wisdom and discretion, and thePsychology2, 746:personal contacts and above all the radio - the avoidance of all the old methods such as attack onPsychology2, 749:the work. As far as the use of the press and the radio is concerned, go forward as actively andRays, 255:1975...to be given on a worldwide scale via the radio. In the next century and early in the centuryRays, 580:etheric world unity (of which the telephone, the radio and the airplane are the tangibleRays, 595:being laid and the existence of the press, the radio and the rapid means of transportation haveRays, 595:- their peoples have free access to press and radio and are not kept in ignorance of world events.Rays, 612:insincerely - the talk of the newspapers, on the radio and upon the lecture platforms is on behalfRays, 622:of planned education, of a truly free press and radio - both free to speak the exact truth and toRays, 749:this awakening. In most countries, through the radio, through the newspapers, through books,Rays, 749:hearing in the American newspapers or on the radio; the American people were "pressured" (I thinkReappearance, 16:as was the case when He was here before. The radio, the press and the dissemination of news willReappearance, 32:in our major cities; it goes forth over the radio in Europe and in America and there is no countryReappearance, 55:planet, and because of the prevalence of the radio, of television and the rapidity ofReappearance, 91:the values which are now unfolding through the radio and the moving picture industry; [92] othersReappearance, 92:of world literature, speakers, writers, radio commentators, newspaper men and social workers. TheseSoul, 66:discovered. It is the medium which transmits 'radio' waves, wireless telegraphy waves, BecquerelSoul, 126:to what the West calls common sense? In the radio, we broadcast waves of sound and we time andSoul, 148:to the universal ether as is light itself or the radio. They bear witness to this subtler world ofTelepathy, 19:telepathy - air travel, landing place - radio That which is going on in connection with the humanTelepathy, 77:men who, through demagogues, the newspapers, the radio, books and lectures, are conditioned by many |
