| Autobiography, 25:it and asking myself: "What now?" Up at 6 a.m., rain or shine, summer or winter; practicing scalesAutobiography, 95:crept back cold and soaked to the skin with the rain and spray from the sea which swept the pierAutobiography, 109:it ended and we arrived at Boston in the pouring rain and I was quite desperate. I had a badDiscipleship1, 231:birds upon a tree. A searing wind and pouring rain, and then the nightingale - the bird who singsDiscipleship1, 362:open, there enters into thought the dropping rain of that which can be known. The other door opensDiscipleship1, 362:serves the purpose of the Lord of Truth. The rain drops on his heart from out the farthest door. HeDiscipleship1, 362:heart from out the farthest door. He pours the rain of that which can be known into the world ofDiscipleship1, 638:and rocks, responding to the sunshine and the rain, has to give place to the calm, deep running ofDiscipleship2, 450:which bears up against the storms of wind and rain, holding its life in form intact and gainingDiscipleship2, 458:go on with the work of unifying, my brother - in rain or shine. I have asked myself what I couldDiscipleship2, 654:Behind, a world of darkness, gloom and heavy rain - a rain of tears. There, in the center of a fireDiscipleship2, 654:a world of darkness, gloom and heavy rain - a rain of tears. There, in the center of a fire IDiscipleship2, 654:through the gloom; enter the mist; dry up the rain and tears and find yourself upon the other side,Discipleship2, 734:yourself with physical phenomena such as rain or storm. Glamor exists. It is. The higher glamorsFire, 312:heating of the air, the formation of clouds and rain, storms and winds, etc. This you may perhapsFire, 604:the solar fire; Indra (and sometimes, Vayu) the rain-producing deity, representing the fire of theFire, 1049:drops of moisture grow heavier. They break as rain upon the lowest plane. They sink into the clayFire, 1085:spring up from food and food from Parjanya or rain. Rain comes out of yagna and yagna out of Karma.Fire, 1085:up from food and food from Parjanya or rain. Rain comes out of yagna and yagna out of Karma. KarmaFire, 1085:over by a higher triad, we get form, food, rain and yagna as the lower four and karma, Veda andFire, 1085:manifested form gives rise to the Parjanya or rain. The word Parjanya is applied to rain and oftenFire, 1085:or rain. The word Parjanya is applied to rain and often times to a spirit whose function is toFire, 1085:times to a spirit whose function is to produce rain. - Some Thoughts on the Gita, p. 127. Glamour, 135:can thus constitute a "forbidding dark cloud of rain" which serves to hide from view the "raincloudMagic, 325:round, and sudden sharp storms of wind and rain upsetting the hopefulness of those desiringMagic, 456:thoughts, seeks to tap the resources of this "rain cloud" and so precipitate upon the earth some ofMagic, 459:of the aspirant, of a trained intellect. The "rain cloud of knowable things" precipitates first ofMagic, 616:the magician stand on higher ground, but in the rain. The drops pour down upon him; the thunderMagic, 616:the lightning flashes in the sky. But as the rain pours down, [617] it dissipates the mist, itMagic, 617:thunder roars and heavy is the sound of falling rain. But now the sky is seen; the sun breaks forthPatanjali, 38:in which the aspirant becomes aware "of the rain cloud of knowable things." The raincloud has notPatanjali, 38:has not precipitated sufficiently for the rain to fall from heavenly heights onto the physicalPsychology2, 167:Destruction of all beauty is followed by the rain. The sky is black. Ruin is seen. Then death...Psychology2, 167:The gardener, the soul, responds. Call for the rain, the wind, the scorching sun. Call for theRays, 717:Just as advanced humanity can precipitate the rain of knowledge from this cloud of knowable things |
