| Discipleship1, 676:are seen as such, and from them every son of God revolts. He knows that in himself, as once he wasExternalisation, 256:imposed upon the world - a world which innately revolts against such an imposition and distortionFire, 427:begins with craving for, and, after satiety, revolts from its object and casts it off. It precedesGlamour, 96:making him frequently the victim of his own revolts, his own acts and selfishly directed energies.Magic, 362:these hypotheses possible unless your intuition revolts or they are contradicted [364] by pastMagic, 532:are seen as such, and from them every son of God revolts. He knows that in himself, as once he was |
