| Autobiography, 91:"Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap" does [92] work; it eternally works. So today weAutobiography, 141:to me that, "As a man soweth so shall he also reap," and it was a joy to me to discover [142] thatDiscipleship1, 387:rightly oriented and in the next life you will reap the results of your lifelong discipline. ButDiscipleship1, 439:with the Hierarchy; wisdom, enabling you to reap the fruitage of many lives, spent in acquiringDiscipleship1, 561:I dream not, nor I rest; I toil; I serve; I reap; I pray; I mount the cross; I tread the Way; IDiscipleship2, 72:tell you. You can undoubtedly realize and reap the benefit of the group results, for your fusionDiscipleship2, 650:The fruits of all this suffering you will reap as you enter your next incarnation. So be of goodExternalisation, 233:the peace-minded people of the world going to reap the benefits of a peace for which they have paidExternalisation, 326:fight the Allies, or will evil triumph and greed reap the profits of aggression? Will men be ledExternalisation, 371:a man or nation sows, that shall it also reap. Germany has sown evil broadcast throughout theExternalisation, 436:"Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap." But the materialistic law of hate and ofFire, 286:the capacity consciously to utilize, and thus reap, the benefit of past events, and to learn fromFire, 338:or vehicle. Build faculty into the causal body. Reap the benefit of experience. Expand theHercules, 38:in the words of Thackeray: "Sow a thought, and reap an action. Sow an action, and reap a habit. SowHercules, 38:thought, and reap an action. Sow an action, and reap a habit. Sow a habit, and reap character. SowHercules, 38:an action, and reap a habit. Sow a habit, and reap character. Sow character and reap destiny." TheHercules, 38:a habit, and reap character. Sow character and reap destiny." The two keywords of the sign AriesHercules, 47:of the words, "as a man sows, so shall he reap", and where they undertake the stupendous task ofHercules, 106:Bible, "As a man soweth, so shall he also reap." [107] Then we have, thirdly, Corvus, the raven,Initiation, 64:words so often quoted: [64] "Sow a thought and reap an action; sow an action and reap a habit; sowInitiation, 64:a thought and reap an action; sow an action and reap a habit; sow a habit and reap character; sowInitiation, 64:sow an action and reap a habit; sow a habit and reap character; sow character and reap destiny."Initiation, 64:a habit and reap character; sow character and reap destiny." The immortal destiny of each and allInitiation, 213:I dream not, nor I rest; I toil; I serve; I reap; I pray; I am the Cross; I am the Way; I treadMagic, 114:out. Violence and cruelty in the past will reap its heavy karma, but it lies in the hands of youMagic, 357:entity in the three worlds who can consciously reap benefit from them. One of these factors isMagic, 408:has appeared and played its part, and we today reap the benefit of their accomplishment. Under theProblems, 24:of victory. If the nations throughout the world reap the benefits of free election, if peoples inProblems, 143:"Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap" is the truth which needs re-emphasizing. In thesePsychology1, 300:that "whatsoever a man soweth, that will he also reap," and that he will reap it here and now, andPsychology1, 300:that will he also reap," and that he will reap it here and now, and not in some mystical andPsychology1, 309:but which also confers on him the ability to reap the benefits of this experience in the realm ofPsychology2, 104:must all disciples meditate, if they are ever to reap the fruits of sacrifice. "Having pervaded thePsychology2, 135:I dream not, nor I rest; I toil; I serve; I reap; I pray; I am the Cross; I am the Way; I treadPsychology2, 575:activity and humanity is beginning to reap the benefits derived from experience in three races -Rays, 654:the reward which the present Earth humanity will reap, and this is the consummation of theReappearance, 147:"Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap" (Gal., VI, 7.) is a truth which needs |
