| Atom, 143:VII Cosmic Evolution It might well be considered ridiculous for anyone to undertake to give aAutobiography, 55:would Jesus have me do?" I crawled back. But the ridiculous thing was that, having come to thatAutobiography, 56:at the terrible way in which I had said it. This ridiculous rhythm went on until one night I facedAutobiography, 159:endorsed. Some of their pronouncements seemed ridiculous. Many of the people endorsed were mediocreAutobiography, 216:contradictory in the two lines of approach. The ridiculous theory, promulgated by the E.S. that itAutobiography, 255:the various teachers and occult groups, plus the ridiculous claims put out by the ignorant aboutDestiny, 118:no more relation to the crude attempts and oft ridiculous undertakings of the magicians, alchemistsDiscipleship1, 787:the various teachers and occult groups, plus the ridiculous claims put out by the ignorant aboutExternalisation, 544:their narrow-minded emphasis and their ridiculous belief that they know what is in the Mind of GodExternalisation, 604:assertions on unimportant details and by ridiculous claims, that they have evoked littleGlamour, 138:Hence the dogmatism of the theologian, his ridiculous and profound assurances of correctHercules, 131:with grave and serious earnestness has decidedly ridiculous overtones. The graphic description ofHercules, 182:some go to heaven and others go to hell. Many ridiculous interpretations have been put upon theMagic, 555:principles and concepts to words is in itself ridiculous and that the only possible thing to do isRays, 678:Hierarchy at this time. Earlier and prior to its ridiculous emphasis upon initiation and initiates,Reappearance, 51:assertions on unimportant details and by ridiculous claims that they have evoked little recognitionReappearance, 116:Rebirth or of Reincarnation, the mistake seems ridiculous. The doctrine or theory of reincarnation |
