| Astrology, 75:The Nature of Esoteric Astrology - Introductory Remarks CHAPTER II - THE NATURE OF ESOTERICAstrology, 75:- THE NATURE OF ESOTERIC ASTROLOGY Introductory Remarks It will be apparent to you after studyingAstrology, 91:to cast the adequate horoscope of the soul. My remarks are therefore general and not specific andAstrology, 110:to handle them all at once in the introductory remarks. The confusion would then be well nighAstrology, 407:- The Science of Triangles - Introductory Remarks CHAPTER III - THE SCIENCE OF TRIANGLESAstrology, 407:III - THE SCIENCE OF TRIANGLES Introductory Remarks We have been working for some time now upon theAstrology, 407:esoteric astrology and, under our introductory remarks, we considered very briefly the significanceAstrology, 410:- The Science of Triangles - Introductory Remarks Students would find it of interest to make theAstrology, 413:- The Science of Triangles - Introductory Remarks It will not, therefore, deal with the producingAstrology, 524:present. I would like here to interpolate some remarks. It is of deep moment to realize that GreatAstrology, 607:will understand the real implications of my remarks. You have to remember, therefore, as you studyAtom, 31:of the subject. Therefore I want to preface my remarks tonight by stating that my aim is to speakAtom, 40:to select and reject, and in the course of his remarks he says: "When the microbe finds itself inAtom, 54:is again reflected in all lesser atoms. These remarks and the previous lecture concern themselvesAutobiography, 156:eldest daughter, Dorothy (who is famous for her remarks with a double meaning). I had washed [157]Bethlehem, ix:to Calvary - Chapter One - Introductory Remarks on Initiation CHAPTER ONE Introductory Remarks onBethlehem, ix:Remarks on Initiation CHAPTER ONE Introductory Remarks on Initiation KEY THOUGHT "There is a humanBethlehem, 5:to Calvary - Chapter One - Introductory Remarks on Initiation In the continuity of revelation,Bethlehem, 8:to Calvary - Chapter One - Introductory Remarks on Initiation We are free to choose and to reject;Bethlehem, 12:to Calvary - Chapter One - Introductory Remarks on Initiation II. It is of interest to recall thatBethlehem, 15:to Calvary - Chapter One - Introductory Remarks on Initiation Through the message of Christ threeBethlehem, 18:to Calvary - Chapter One - Introductory Remarks on Initiation But the lesson and message whichBethlehem, 21:to Calvary - Chapter One - Introductory Remarks on Initiation III. Always there have been templesBethlehem, 25:to Calvary - Chapter One - Introductory Remarks on Initiation Initiation might be regarded as aBethlehem, 190:G. R. S. Mead, an authority on these matters, remarks that: "The claim of these Gnostics wasDestiny, 99:present. I would like here to interpolate some remarks. It is of deep moment to realize that GreatDiscipleship1, 151:form, even if he recognizes not the truth of my remarks. If you will ponder upon the verse which IDiscipleship1, 203:in touch with the Tibetan. Of him, the Tibetan remarks that this affiliation is permitted becauseDiscipleship1, 388:I know you will realize the reason for my remarks and that you will face this issue in the light ofDiscipleship1, 582:sure that you will grasp the wisdom of these remarks. Your astral body is upon the sixth ray andDiscipleship1, 596:you would not have recognized the justice of my remarks. Your problem has been complicated (as isDiscipleship1, 611:AND MY FRIEND: I would recall to you certain remarks which I made in my last instruction. With yourDiscipleship1, 741:- The Chela on the Thread With these preliminary remarks, let us pass on to another of the StagesDiscipleship2, XIII:New Age II - Talks to Disciples - Introductory Remarks SECTION ONE TALKS TO DISCIPLES IntroductoryDiscipleship2, XIII:SECTION ONE TALKS TO DISCIPLES Introductory Remarks January 1940 My BROTHER: May I say that when IDiscipleship2, 9:New Age II - Talks to Disciples - Introductory Remarks August 1940 Some of you have really studiedDiscipleship2, 158:Son of God refers when (as Shri Krishna) he remarks, "Having pervaded this entire universe with aDiscipleship2, 512:I think you realize the significance of my remarks. Your intense desire to serve us and your deepDiscipleship2, 535:and welcome it. In view of all the above remarks, I am going to ask you to write - during theDiscipleship2, 608:thing or that which will help him the most. The remarks which I have made anent the two AshramsDiscipleship2, 673:his attention. You see now the purpose of my remarks in an earlier instruction? Today, fewEducation, 14:say here is still in the nature of introductory remarks. Please bear this in mind. I am anxiousEducation, 24:and of physical plane investigation. The above remarks will serve to show you that the trueEducation, 41:temporarily, of the more concrete values. My remarks are only partial, and the facts equally so. IExternalisationof the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks SECTION ONE - INTRODUCTORY REMARKS The PeriodExternalisationIntroductory Remarks SECTION ONE - INTRODUCTORY REMARKS The Period of Transition March 1934 One ofExternalisation, 5:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks All true spiritual thinkers and workers areExternalisation, 7:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks It is not my purpose to cover the whole groundExternalisation, 10:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks I. The Training of Psychics The first thing toExternalisation, 12:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks I would like to point out also that tranceExternalisation, 15:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks II. Esoteric Schools and Disciplines Our secondExternalisation, 18:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks Meditation involves the living of a one-pointedExternalisation, 20:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks The Present Urgency October 10, 1934 I haveExternalisation, 22:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks My sole responsibility is to put theExternalisation, 24:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks A Challenging Opportunity April 1935 During theExternalisation, 26:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks Seed Groups in the New Age July 1937 Earlier IExternalisation, 28:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks The first method was strictly mental, and evenExternalisation, 31:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks The founding upon the inner planes of a schoolExternalisation, 33:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks This type of dual functioning is the easiestExternalisation, 36:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks The third group carries the initial impulseExternalisation, 39:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks Disciples must learn the significance ofExternalisation, 41:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks Turning now to the work of the third group, weExternalisation, 44:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks I would remind you that such effort in theExternalisation, 46:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks The Work of the Seed Groups January 1938 WeExternalisation, 49:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks The cause for the momentous situation whichExternalisation, 51:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks 1. Government by a recognized SpiritualExternalisation, 54:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks Later we shall study these and other ways ofExternalisation, 56:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks The work of the seventh group, which is in theExternalisation, 58:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks Let us now pass on to a brief indication of theExternalisation, 61:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks The Immediate Task September 28, 1938 TheExternalisation, 64:of the Hierarchy - Section I - Introductory Remarks Group One can telepathically influence leadingExternalisation, 219:is not with me, is against me." In closing these remarks upon clear thinking I would add two more.Externalisation, 260:one thing I seek to make clear in these opening remarks is that natural law, free will, and karmaExternalisation, 309:The Immediate Task I enter upon my concluding remarks wondering if anything I can say will awakenExternalisation, 551:must be counted upon. I have in the above remarks enumerated for you certain of the objectivesFire, xv:make a fitting conclusion to these preliminary remarks: THE LORD BUDDHA HAS SAID that we must notFire, xviii:INTERNAL FIRES - FIRE BY FRICTION Introductory Remarks Division A. Of the Sheaths macrocosmic andFire, 33:on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Introductory Remarks SECTION ONE - FIRE BY FRICTION - THE FIRE OFFire, 33:BY FRICTION - THE FIRE OF MATTER Introductory Remarks We purpose in these few introductory remarksFire, 33:Remarks We purpose in these few introductory remarks to lay down the foundation for a "Treatise onFire, 33:on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Introductory Remarks - Fire in the Macrocosm I. Fire in theFire, 39:on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Introductory Remarks - Fire in the Macrocosm The Ray of intelligentFire, 41:on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Introductory Remarks - Fire in the Macrocosm The (following)Fire, 41:on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Introductory Remarks - Fire in the Macrocosm The internal fires thatFire, 44:on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Introductory Remarks - Fire in the Macrocosm It might here be usefulFire, 45:on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Introductory Remarks - Fire in the Microcosm II. Fire in theFire, 48:on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Introductory Remarks - Fire in Manifestation III. Fire inFire, 49:on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Introductory Remarks - Fire in Manifestation The third fire dealsFire, 141:ON THE PHYSICAL AND ASTRAL PLANES I. Preliminary Remarks I would point out primarily and emphasizeFire, 306:warning we can now proceed with the concluding remarks anent this final question. It has beenFire, 612:remember the following facts: a. Introductory Remarks The Mystery of Electricity. The greaterFire, 627:c. The Devas and the Planes Preliminary Remarks. We have considered in broad and general terms theFire, 663:and desires of a vile caliber. If these remarks are rightly apprehended, some understanding willFire, 679:The Solar Angels - The Agnishvattas Introductory Remarks We start here upon the consideration ofFire, 795:be offset. The etheric moon is included in these remarks. The greatest effect of moon conditions isFire, 807:considered, the human kingdom. (a) Introductory Remarks We have studied somewhat the constitutionFire, 814:develop their latent powers. In the above few remarks are indicated very briefly and inadequatelyFire, 1008:of "Rules for Magic," I would like to make a few remarks anent the "eye of the Magician," to whichFire, 1023:of form creating. With these few preliminary remarks, we can now continue with the Rules of MagicFire, 1027:E - MOTION ON THE PLANE OF MIND I. Introductory Remarks We have now concluded our consideration of |
