| Healing, 125:life. In connection with this problem and its reactions upon the disciple, certain definiteHealing, 125:his outer and inner life, and has organized his reactions so that he extracts the utmost meaningHealing, 171:acute. It is the recipient of all emotional reactions and of desire impulses and energies and,Healing, 198:vitality, over-activity, and other undesirable reactions which inevitably produce disease. SuchHealing, 216:the astral vehicle with great potency; emotional reactions are transformed into aspiration andHealing, 224:hundred years. Many attitudes and many customary reactions which today hold sway will vanish, andHealing, 239:and a potent source of trouble. Normal reactions, instead of being controlled and transmuted intoHealing, 239:imposed by an aspirant upon all emotional reactions and feelings. In their effort to control theHealing, 247:reservoir of living energy. Upon these two reactions depends the health or the disease of the formHealing, 255:intimate, and fear enters so strongly into the reactions of those who must be reached. The gulfHealing, 292:do is to posit the fact that past actions and reactions have established in previous lives such aHealing, 319:continuity of consciousness, but on emotional reactions and a shrinking from pain and from fear.Healing, 357:and any attempt only intensifies personality reactions and would greatly (and adversely) affect theHealing, 371:(limited as all human beings are by the reactions of a series of vehicles, all of them instrumentsHealing, 380:touch upon the unpredictable nature of human reactions. Even in connection with the uncertainHealing, 422:Vol. I: All severing of links produces severe reactions. Yet if you could but realize it, theHealing, 442:ones behind or of being left behind. Ancient reactions to past violent deaths, lying deep in theHealing, 445:are increasingly unaware of the activities and reactions of their personalities, because certainHealing, 463:present considerations we are dealing with the reactions and activities of the soul which isHealing, 473:am concerned, first of all, with the subjective reactions which (in the last analysis) bring aboutHealing, 480:ameliorate [480] frequently, and to lessen the reactions of pain. Medical science and surgicalHealing, 491:taking the average man, what are his first reactions and activities after the restitution of theHealing, 491:of substance? Let me enumerate some of these reactions: He becomes consciously aware of himself.Healing, 516:I am here making to depict the attitude and the reactions of the soul, the one self, the Master inHealing, 552:very frequently, to combat anxiety, emotional reactions of diverse kinds, fear and forebodings. TheHealing, 625:and the passivity or the activity of his daily reactions to events and circumstance. A man, it mayHealing, 673:if you were entirely free from all emotional reactions, your clarity of mind and your ability toHealing, 674:his necessary equipment; he must know that all reactions of an emotional nature create a wall orHealing, 687:of liberation has been achieved, directs the reactions of the initiate in two phases of his life:Hercules, 108:or else are so blended with his mental reactions that they are unusually powerful; hence, he isHercules, 159:with your own form, or mental or emotional reactions, or your own usefulness. In Virgo, HerculesHercules, 167:life of harmony, sacrifices in the personality reactions and desires, and wisdom. And hovering overHercules, 175:quite impersonal in dealing with ourselves, our reactions to our fellowmen would be just right. Initiation, 25:on time itself and a multiplicity of personality reactions and interactions; by a courage which isIntellect, 7:and correlator of our sensations, of our reactions, and of all that is conveyed to it via the fiveIntellect, 26:as strictly human, relegating man's instinctual reactions to qualities he shares in common with theIntellect, 43:alert, to provide a trained memory, controlled reactions, and a character which makes him a socialIntellect, 68:the pure mystic, with his visions and sensory reactions, but also those who are transiting into theIntellect, 75:psychologists have told us much about our mental reactions, and our instinctual habits. Now manIntellect, 102:as memory and anticipation. Moods, emotional reactions, feelings and desires, are also [103]Intellect, 109:of pleasure or absence of pleasure. Emotional reactions are transcended and the mind is, therefore,Intellect, 131:attention is focused in the mind and the only reactions recorded are mental. Thought has dominatedIntellect, 156:that condition can be held free from emotional reactions, the more direct will be the communicationIntellect, 160:physical body there are certain most interesting reactions. These fall into two main groups: First,Intellect, 163:and directed in its physical relations and reactions by the apparatus of the instincts, workingIntellect, 168:illumination automatically rules out all such reactions. The soul knows itself to be free from theIntellect, 179:pain; it is engrossed with moods and emotional reactions to life, and with worries and desires ofIntellect, 179:of the mental processes and the study of mind reactions, their causes and objectives, areIntellect, 202:Through the use of desire, feeling and the reactions of the emotional nature, we have seen manyIntellect, 211:lower mental faculties and the higher emotional reactions in the lower brain. This is in line withIntellect, 212:when the personality is of a low order, when the reactions are mainly instinctual and the mind isIntellect, 214:in a positive waiting condition with all its reactions to the phenomenal world utterly, thoughIntellect, 217:If this becomes a habit, we shall soon find our reactions to the affairs of life changing and thatIntellect, 219:is that they lead to two rather undesirable reactions; they lead a man to concentrate the mind uponIntellect, 220:or the uncontrolled speeding up of the nervous reactions. Meditation is an interior act, and canIntellect, 226:us, and again we are back in the world of mental reactions, and our chosen line of thought isIntellect, 257:The senses work overtime and all their reactions are more acute. They "take on" the conditions,Magic, 24:and - passing beyond the personal selfish reactions of the body nature - think in terms of life, inMagic, 187:nullifying of the effects of the chelas violent reactions on other chelas in the same group. It isMagic, 191:building, clean living, controlled emotional reactions, and right thinking are the platitudes ofMagic, 227:the impacts of the external world, and the reactions of the astral world. The stage wherein theMagic, 227:sensitivity of the astral body, the greater its reactions to [228] the physical world and to theMagic, 249:plane. Some aspirants are too emotional in their reactions; others too materialistic. The effect ofMagic, 252:as he is in essence. He realizes the virtues and reactions which that spiritual man would evidenceMagic, 261:the overlooking and non-emphasis of personality reactions. These are basic prerequisites and shouldMagic, 266:result; there will be no lost motion, no delayed reactions, and no tendency towards hesitation. TheMagic, 282:and is instinctive and free from all mental reactions. Those forces or emanations, which are theMagic, 293:part of their conscious life, recording the reactions of that body and vibrating between the twoMagic, 300:ones behind or of being left behind. Ancient reactions to past violent deaths, lying deep in theMagic, 304:He is unable to dissociate himself from their reactions and absorbs so much of the poison in theirMagic, 308:which lays a man open to his many emotional reactions and to waves of mass feeling of any kind.Magic, 309:among the rank and file of humanity and lead to reactions of fatigue. Magic, 309:life, accidental, or due to wrong emotional reactions, or produced as the result of group karma,Magic, 310:is the brain and governs all the instinctual reactions, but is not so closely allied with theMagic, 317:or aided? A close study of one's emotional reactions brings one to the consideration of that basicMagic, 319:the three planes of human evolution and of all reactions bring the emotional body under theMagic, 337:the emphasis upon structure, ascribing the reactions of the human organism - mental, emotional, andMagic, 337:regards certain aspects of conduct, and certain reactions and problems as insoluble under the pureMagic, 345:a strong mental body, you clothe your fear reactions with mental matter, highly vitalized, whichMagic, 347:the vibrations will wax stronger and their reactions must be dealt with in wisdom. Two thingsMagic, 483:their fellow men do arouse in them corresponding reactions, and cause them much suffering andMagic, 483:in nature that we get what we give, and produce reactions in line with our activity, be itMagic, 484:for they are forced into a thought activity by reactions which have their seat in their lowerMagic, 492:oneself, temporarily at least, from all reactions and activities of an emotional nature. As long asMagic, 572:"Golden Rod of Power." Third, learn to study the reactions upon others of whatever energy he,Magic, 579:both in circumstances, in people, and in the reactions which people show to what the student mayMagic, 624:and is consequently colored by their personality reactions, their likes and dislikes, [625] andMagic, 626:peculiar quality of the planetary life, - fear reactions, leading to activity of some kind. As youMagic, 630:brings about freedom from the instinctual reactions and evokes that inner detachment which enablesMeditation, 65:the vibratory effect is far reaching and certain reactions will occur. What results, therefore,Meditation, 101:will be understood and likewise their reactions on the sons of men. During the summer months - asMeditation, 117:the Guides of the race find out the actions and reactions of a man, his capacity for service, andMeditation, 140:the supervision of a teacher at hand to watch reactions. These forms may later be given. The workMeditation, 155:forms that will lead to specific actions and reactions. These forms will be imparted gradually, andMeditation, 179:the intensity of emotion, the violent reactions, and present widespread era of crime are theMeditation, 312:amongst the working sons of men, so that by his reactions and interactions in association withPatanjali, 14:processes as well as to the astral or emotional reactions. All activity in the lower nature is thePatanjali, 36:that they no longer telegraph to the mind their reactions to that which is perceived, two thingsPatanjali, 40:activities, to egoic realization and not to the reactions of the lower man and the physical brain.Patanjali, 76:and dispassion concerns our attitude to all the reactions of the lower personal self. The |
