| Invocation:the name of God; the truth that behind all outer seeming, the motivating power of the universe isAstrology, 64:developed and trained intuition to reconcile the seeming discrepancies and apparent contradictionsAtom, 22:out of temporary imperfection; good out of seeming evil; and out of darkness and disaster thatAutobiography, 266:they indicate that which lies behind the outer seeming and point to the causes which produceBethlehem, 30:poet: "When thou canst see Beneath the outer seeming The causes which to all effects give birth,Discipleship1, 110:thought of those around you, putting down every seeming extension of the ordinary senseDiscipleship1, 205:your determination always to produce good out of seeming evil. This latter characteristic isDiscipleship1, 241:later study. Hence good is being wrested from seeming evil. Evil itself is but an illusion, for itDiscipleship1, 242:a definite kind, is most convincing and of a seeming reality. This is a definition of the wordDiscipleship1, 242:a definition of the word "glamor", and the word "seeming" gives the clue. I have said that it is myDiscipleship1, 287:of the detail and of the phenomenal happenings seeming of greater importance than of the whole andDiscipleship1, 419:interlude wherein the disciple senses an intense seeming isolation, but it is only an illusion. YouDiscipleship2, 167:name of God; the truth that, behind all outer seeming, the motivating power of the universe isEducation, 98:newness, or its idealism and its emphasis upon a seeming abstract group consciousness), will seemExternalisation, 63:is time now, in the face of the difficulty and seeming inadequacy, to begin the intended groupExternalisation, 629:of the money and work; it lies with the seeming inability of people to give. For one reason orFire, 138:and its resurrection from its long burial and seeming prostitution before it can be united with itsFire, 191:temporary limitations, and other causes create a seeming confusion, but in the great scheme as seenFire, 408:of chaotic detail. This apparent chaos, and even seeming contradiction, is the result of ourGlamour, 70:no such clear shining but simply a murky ball of seeming steam and mist and fog. This fog is of aHercules, 56:delusion to the sons of men through words of seeming wisdom. He claims to know the truth and withHercules, 80:that which was the doe, lying before the altar, seeming dead. And in distress she said: "But if itsIntellect, 91:into the eternal truth that lies beyond all seeming. In that overcoming we have to master the fleshMagic, 130:is producing a good which far outweighs the seeming evil. Souls are finding themselves and learningMagic, 239:of untoward happenings. Their fears are wrapt in seeming love around their loved ones. Yet shouldMagic, 260:by the apparent futility of his effort and the seeming smallness of the part he plays, let himMagic, 355:the heart of Love which beats behind all outer seeming? This situation should ever be remembered byMagic, 482:love, is eternally against them, and out of the seeming evil good will come. A goodly number whoPatanjali, 410:a conclusion. No man need despair because of his seeming incompetence or apparent littleness for toProblems, 165:the name of God; the truth that behind all outer seeming, the motivating power of the universe isPsychology2, 246:form - behind what has been called the "world of seeming." It is the revelation of this world ofPsychology2, 247:is constantly shifted from the outer world of seeming to the inner side of phenomena. By thisPsychology2, 704:must not forget that they live in a world of seeming and have no real freedom in the world ofRays, 149:that he must release himself from the world of seeming and of illusion and stand free in the worldRays, 638:and learn to look beyond the immediate outer seeming to the inner (and sometimes remote) spiritualReappearance, 34:name of God, the truth that, behind all outer seeming, the motivating power of the universe isReappearance, 178:of the money and work; it lies with the seeming inability of people to give. For one reason or |
