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Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul - Esoteric Philosophy - Master Index - RAINCLOUD
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Autobiography, 133:the ancient Hindu teacher, Patanjali, calls "the raincloud of knowable things." It was whilst I wasDiscipleship2, 143:intelligently aware of what Patanjali calls "the raincloud of knowable things," of the intentions,Discipleship2, 154:and awareness. Become aware of the "raincloud of knowable things" to which Patanjali refers. (TheDiscipleship2, 154:learn to make his own contacts and to tap the "raincloud" for himself. He must - unaided -Discipleship2, 155:you know about the technique of impression. The "raincloud of knowable things." What is the natureDiscipleship2, 155:nature of these things? Why the symbol of the raincloud? Discipleship2, 160:entire Invocation refers esoterically to the "raincloud of knowable things" to which PatanjaliDiscipleship2, 161:more rapidly and prove more effective. This raincloud is formed through the joint action of theDiscipleship2, 161:precipitation, but to humanity that will form a "raincloud of unknowable things" and necessitatesDiscipleship2, 162:vibration are essentially evocative. Today this "raincloud of knowable things" has condensed orDiscipleship2, 186:mode of approach and the consequent use of that "raincloud of knowable things" (to which PatanjaliDiscipleship2, 186:into practical ideals. As time proceeds, this "raincloud" will become more generally recognized;Discipleship2, 299:of that which is imminent. This concerns the "raincloud of knowable things." I would call yourDiscipleship2, 300:to all the five senses. Think that out. This raincloud is hovering, heavy with portent andDiscipleship2, 313:by the symbolic and pictorial phrase "the raincloud of knowable things." The raincloud is a symbolDiscipleship2, 313:phrase "the raincloud of knowable things." The raincloud is a symbol of that area of the as yetGlamour, 135:of rain" which serves to hide from view the "raincloud of knowable things" (to which PatanjaliMagic, 456:concerned. Patanjali speaks in one place of the "raincloud of knowable things" of which the soul isPatanjali, 38:"of the rain cloud of knowable things." The raincloud has not precipitated sufficiently for thePatanjali, 425:cloud of spiritual knowledge," or of the "raincloud of knowable things," as it has also beenPatanjali, 426:Master must become the Christ and to do this the raincloud of spiritual knowledge must be reached,Problems, 141:of what an old Hindu seer has spoken of as the "raincloud of knowable things" which hovers overPsychology1, 12:now the privilege of the race to contact that "raincloud of knowable things" to which the ancientPsychology1, 12:its many aspirants, can today precipitate this "raincloud" so that the brains of men everywhere canPsychology2, 440:of Patanjali by the interesting name of "the raincloud of knowable things." These "knowable things"Rays, 48:ideas which are not yet to be found among the "raincloud of knowable things" (as Patanjali callsRays, 229:You have, consequently, the "over-shadowing raincloud of knowable things" hovering over humanity,Rays, 717:to which Patanjali refers under the words, "the raincloud of knowable things" which hovers over the
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