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Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul - Esoteric Philosophy - Master Index - SENSORY
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Astrology, 606:to see. [606] Ray III - That which develops sensory perception into knowledge, knowledge intoAstrology, 614:and Probation. Unfoldment of intellect and of sensory perception. Response to the center calledAstrology, 629:These three stages are: The stage wherein sensory perception is transmuted into knowledge. This isDestiny, 134:the existence of senses which are super-sensory and which are extensions of the five physicalDiscipleship1, 118:can be impressed by it. Unless, however, the sensory body, the emotional vehicle, is also active inDiscipleship2, 105:reflects the impacts of telepathic activity, the sensory perceptions and the knowledges gained inDiscipleship2, 623:This emotion is, in its turn, the result of sensory perception. There can be much feeling reactionEducation, 39:times, the idea that predominated was basically sensory religious idealism or mysticism, expressingExternalisation, 412:the brain unaware of the lure of the world of sensory perception. Through dispassion, the emotionalExternalisation, 587:he encourages the growth of all forms of higher sensory perception which expand the humanFire, 188:on the Physical and Astral Planes Microcosmic Sensory Evolution Physical plane 1. Hearing 2. Touch,Fire, 634:the devas of the astral plane, and the motor and sensory nerves of the physical body. I will notGlamour, 110:plane, from the dense glamor into which his sensory perception has thrown him, and to establish hisGlamour, 111:use the word "sentient" I do not refer to the sensory apparatus of the physical nervous system, butHealing, 371:If I tell you that vibration is an illusion, as sensory perception is known by the soul to be, doIntellect, 7:in which we live, and recognizes emotional and sensory conditions. It is the recorder andIntellect, 49:many it connotes the sum total of emotional and sensory experience; for others, it involves allIntellect, 68:not only the pure mystic, with his visions and sensory reactions, but also those who are transitingIntellect, 78:of being into that of an intensely emotional and sensory awareness and in this state [79] millionsIntellect, 98:for capriciousness is a quality of the sensory apparatus, and pride that of the mind. TheIntellect, 134:of the emotions, and so renders passive the sensory apparatus, the brain and that vast interlockingIntellect, 140:from the mind, and instead of being only a sensory register or recorder, it learns to respond toIntellect, 141:has been quieted and held steady; the feeling or sensory apparatus has also been stilled and is noIntellect, 156:the heart approach, and has involved feeling, sensory perception, and emotion. The result has beenIntellect, 161:These results on the triple instrument - mental, sensory and physical - which we designate as aIntellect, 168:into morbidity. With this condition of sensory awareness, we have basically nothing to do. Our goalIntellect, 179:this vital experience and through the process of sensory desire and subsequent awareness, the manMagic, 19:and sensitive to, his environment. This entire sensory apparatus is that which produces theMagic, 19:of the nervous system. Cerebro-spinal system. Sensory system of nerves. Peripheral system ofMagic, 21:correlated and coordinated by a vast intricate sensory system which is sometimes called the soul ofMagic, 51:and, when the realization is mental as well as sensory, then truly can the aspirant be prepared forMagic, 226:stages of consciousness: He gains, through his sensory apparatus, consciousness in the world ofMagic, 246:a temporary identification with his body of sensory perception, of feeling, and of emotion, heMagic, 284:life Blood stream Heart center Thymus gland. 2. Sensory life Sympathetic nervous system SolarMagic, 285:Cerebro-spinal system Ajna center Pituitary. 6. Sensory life Sympathetic nervous system SolarMagic, 310:occupied with the mechanism which registers sensory impression, we shall have the orientation whichMagic, 311:[311] and man functions as a soul. Then the sensory life will drop below the threshold ofMagic, 316:a complete capacity to isolate oneself from any sensory impression at will - in order to serve withMagic, 357:in the realm of physical plane happenings and of sensory experience. Through discrimination as toPatanjali, 183:the emotional body, the seat of the desires, of sensory perception and of feeling. Here can bePatanjali, 323:to that Treatise pages 186-202. Microcosmic Sensory Evolution Plane Sense Subplane Physical 1.Problems, 157:communication and the recognition of extra-sensory perception by science are also playing theirPsychology1, 58:There is a body consciousness; there is a sensory apparatus, registering reaction to thePsychology1, 58:to note in connection with the Deity that this sensory response to environment provides the entirePsychology1, 232:differing in degree, as that of the eye or of a sensory nerve. But so it is. As we approach thePsychology1, 252:by the esotericist "the true nerves and the sensory centers." Plants also have nerves, but theyPsychology1, 378:the Tides. It concerns the life of desire and of sensory perception and of feeling. It is closelyPsychology1, 426:into what are called "the true nerves and the sensory centers" by the esotericists. Plants alsoPsychology2, 14:the emotions and yet have the full use of the sensory apparatus to sense conditions, to feelPsychology2, 221:earth. This quality is the basic cause of all sensory perception and is the instinctive urge toPsychology2, 336:refined and organized; step by step the sensory apparatus of man has been sensitized and used,Psychology2, 337:with vehicles in which the emphasis is upon the sensory life. In some cases there will be found aPsychology2, 338:en rapport with a rapidly expanding world of sensory perception, of intellectual concepts and ofPsychology2, 406:activity upon the physical plane; through the sensory vehicle the astral or emotional naturePsychology2, 408:one can see the power to move and respond to the sensory apparatus, and the power to expressPsychology2, 560:- Problems of Disciples and Mystics Microcosmic Sensory Evolution Extracts from A Treatise onRays, 287:has reference to sensitivity and not the sensory perception of the physical vehicle. They knowRays, 364:so that the unfoldment of the organs of sensory perception in primitive man or in the awakeningRays, 711:them into the higher correspondence of the sensory perceptive apparatus, the instinctual nature, onRays, 737:[737] overall activity conferring that spiritual sensory perception which makes the initiate awareSoul, 87:of this fact inspired the hypothesis of a sensory center to which the term sensorium commune orSoul, 103:These centers are both receiving i.e. sensory; and directing i.e. motor, and have their subsidiarySoul, 103:The first one is auxiliary to the chief sensory center and the second one auxiliary to the chiefSoul, 114:nerves, which are both afferent and efferent or sensory and motor, arousing sensation orSoul, 118:related in a special way to special mechanisms, sensory, secretary, or motor, and that centers,Soul, 139:life force is centered in the purely animal and sensory life; the sex life and the emotional lifeTelepathy, 9:[9] the more subtle forms of super- or extra-sensory perception have been involved, the subjects
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