| Autobiography, 83:in me. This old bearer looked and acted like a saint and probably was a disciple. Again I was facedAutobiography, 95:my story - the story of a bewildered, martyred saint; at least that is how I then regarded myself.Autobiography, 123:with the exception of the Bishop. He was a saint but then, I argued, he would have been a saintAutobiography, 123:a saint but then, I argued, he would have been a saint anyway even if he had been a plumber or aBethlehem, 112:determining their later beliefs - the devil and Saint Nicholas, or Father Christmas? These namesDiscipleship1, 291:before the throne of God." Thus wrote an unknown saint of the Church, who traveled not alone. NOTE:Hercules, 85:consummation. We are told that Christ gave to Saint Peter the keys of heaven and earth; He gave toHercules, 138:and Remus; and was the fierce animal which Saint Francis of Assisi tamed by his love for it, andIntellect, 95:yet be knowers, for it involves all that the saint has achieved, plus the use of the intellect andMagic, 110:of the sage rather than of the mystic and the saint? When all is said and done, is it not aMagic, 120:sage; that of love is that of the mystic and the saint. The head or the heart approach is notMeditation, 149:with other centers - such as his Master, or some saint, or even with the supreme Logos Himself -Patanjali, 24:dinner, and the memory of the orthodox saint, based upon his picture making of a joyous heaven.Patanjali, 43:line followed by the bhakti, the devotee and the saint and brings him to a knowledge of the soulPatanjali, 109:vision, as of the poet, the philosopher, the saint, fills the whole field, all lesser views andPsychology1, 209:to adore. The best type of this ray makes the saint, the worst type, the bigot or fanatic, theSoul, 51:and response, is ascribed all that he is. A saint can be made into a sinner and the sinner into aSoul, 51:can be made into a sinner and the sinner into a saint, and this merely by increasing or decreasingSoul, 138:man is frequently an hallucinated victim. The saint and seer likewise see and hear, but their |
