| Astrology, 171:lowest aspect gives the fulfilment of desire and satisfied demand, whilst in its highest Jupiter isAtom, 13:for man to get beyond the tangible. He should be satisfied with facts as he knows them, or asAutobiography, 50:but they are impossible to help if completely satisfied with their own. To me, the ultimate hellBethlehem, 222:of all who have attained that they cannot rest satisfied with their achievement which brought themBethlehem, 277:man His will to expression had been perfectly satisfied. There is surely no real basis for thisBethlehem, 277:"see of the travail of His soul, and shall be satisfied." (Isaiah, LIII, 11.) We may constituteBethlehem, 281:or call themselves initiates; they are satisfied to walk among men as those who serve and who areDiscipleship1, 26:Those thus conditioned are completely satisfied and preoccupied with their aspiration towards theDiscipleship1, 198:your major difficulty, for you are not satisfied yourself with your progress, and rightly so? TheDiscipleship1, 249:proud of it. You are deeply and subconsciously satisfied with this separate attitude. The groupDiscipleship1, 476:through the medium of your personality? Are you satisfied with the way you have "loved all beings"Discipleship1, 541:a richer and a fuller life of service and a less satisfied reaction to your personality environmentDiscipleship1, 738:not occupied with making his group of disciples satisfied with themselves, their status or theirDiscipleship2, 24:them than "What am I learning, and is the Master satisfied with me?" I shall be satisfied with youDiscipleship2, 24:and is the Master satisfied with me?" I shall be satisfied with you when you have forgotten bothDiscipleship2, 34:effect, if rightly used. I have not been too satisfied with the results of my past requests to you.Discipleship2, 99:to this accomplishment? Question 4 Are you satisfied with the relationship you have establishedDiscipleship2, 128:actively as far as you can and do not rest satisfied with just attempting to understand some of itsDiscipleship2, 173:and "see of the travail of his soul and be satisfied." The final line of the last stanza is alsoDiscipleship2, 226:to "see of the travail of his soul and be satisfied." I ask you, therefore, to follow these twoDiscipleship2, 359:is as far as he can go, and he usually is quite satisfied with the part he has played in theDiscipleship2, 447:know. One aspect of your nature is profoundly satisfied; the other is full of doubt and enquiry;Discipleship2, 527:know that - deep within yourself - you are not satisfied with the work you do or the words youDiscipleship2, 532:and consider what it [532] will engender. Be not satisfied with your mental activity and yourDiscipleship2, 593:comment made by your Master was, "I am genuinely satisfied with him. A life of selflessness hasDiscipleship2, 594:despise (behind a kind manner) those who appear satisfied with what they have done. You need alsoDiscipleship2, 656:I your Master and your friend of many lives, am satisfied. NOTE: Seventeen months later, thisExternalisation, 79:also be undertaken. Too many in these groups are satisfied with the significance of their own groupExternalisation, 594:He will "see of the travail of His soul and be satisfied." May I repeat: Right through theGlamour, 7:your analysis is completed, you must not rest satisfied until you have summed up the meaning of theHealing, 365:of futility or frustration. They desire and are satisfied; or they desire and are thwarted orHercules, 108:often very aggressive, self-confident and self-satisfied, and his personality is, therefore, aHercules, 171:you may unbind the suffering Prometheus." Satisfied with this response, Hercules proceeded. Soon heHercules, 181:had been performed. When Hercules, quite satisfied with this result, returned to Augeas, the latterIntellect, 22:an adequate system of training. We are smugly satisfied with our growth in knowledge, ourIntellect, 27:of which will leave them complacent, self-satisfied and, therefore, static. They must always be ledIntellect, 59:to know, and the drive of the life (no longer satisfied with the inter and external aspects ofIntellect, 61:if the driving urge of his nature is ever to be satisfied? How can he know, and not just believeIntellect, 234:that he is more apt to be discouraged than satisfied. The only wise thing to do is to put allMagic, 133:physical plane. If that mind is unstable or over-satisfied, if it is filled with pride, withMagic, 161:which, they work. They are elated or depressed, satisfied or dissatisfied by the results theyPatanjali, 176:me in the three worlds." Desire for happiness is satisfied. The third modification is transcended.Patanjali, 385:or organs be created whereby desire can be satisfied, materialised existence can be enjoyed, andPatanjali, 398:into, the desire nature reaches satiety and is satisfied, and little by little the formulating ofProblems, 20:and conservative, slow to move, and apt to be satisfied with existing conditions, particularly ifProblems, 121:will "see of the travail of His soul and be satisfied", is being ushered in by the hundreds ofProblems, 124:hope of a sectarian group or a fanatical self-satisfied organization. It is essential that wePsychology1, 97:so many lines that all types of minds will be satisfied. I shall indicate only a few. The psychicsPsychology1, 134:shall see the consummation of His work and be "satisfied." Also the Lord of the fourth Ray ofPsychology1, 269:life and regarded as one to be followed and satisfied only when need arises and right demands.Psychology1, 297:to be perpetuated, an unfulfiled ambition to be satisfied; yet the day of ordained and desiredPsychology2, 78:the desires have been so dominant and so often satisfied that they no longer attract. The process,Psychology2, 104:through pain and pleasure, through disaster and satisfied desire, and all that the wheel of life,Psychology2, 121:a busy and over-active temperament, or of a self-satisfied disposition, which leads its possessorPsychology2, 158:statements in this section. It is as yet seldom satisfied. Indications of its presence are ever toPsychology2, 166:himself or to his senses, as a result of [166] satisfied desire, through riotous living. This wasPsychology2, 167:safe security, the darkness and the warmth of a satisfied enquiry. All is removed. The light ofPsychology2, 237:But what is it? How define it? Men are no longer satisfied to call it God, and they are right, forPsychology2, 352:achievement, and then comes failure to be satisfied. A higher achievement then takes place as aPsychology2, 353:divine nature or being, which cannot remain satisfied with the gaining of power in a personalityPsychology2, 372:I grasp and understand. My truth, my peace, my satisfied desire, my dream, my vision of reality, myPsychology2, 421:of what he would be if his desires were met and satisfied. He is then torn in two directions: hisPsychology2, 466:man sees and knows too much. He can no longer be satisfied with the old measure of living, with thePsychology2, 649:the fruits "of the travail of His soul and be satisfied." Having thus the program for thisRays, 37:sense. At present, well-meaning aspirants are satisfied if they are able to interpret theirRays, 75:"He shall see of the travail of his soul and be satisfied." At the crisis of that revelation, atRays, 659:that "He sees of the travail of His soul and is satisfied." So blind are men that when aRays, 685:is not really the curious mixture of self-satisfied attainment, ceremonial, and hierarchicalReappearance, 38:He will "see of the travail of His soul and be satisfied." (Is., LIII, 11.) Right through theReappearance, 81:The difficulty with the Jew is that he remains satisfied with the religion of nearly five thousandReappearance, 101:"see of the travail of His soul and shall be satisfied." (Is. LIII, 11.) [102] |
