| Rays, 491:from the top to the bottom - that veil which separated the Outer Court (the personality life) fromRays, 546:demonstrates that he is desiring nothing for the separated self, the interrelation between the twoRays, 696:point where he asks and holds nothing for the separated self. At that final planetary initiationRays, 700:for spiritual development and service. He is separated off from that which is natural, material,Reappearance, 108:of the Buddha, through desiring nothing for the separated self. Thus the Christ taught, loved, andReappearance, 119:- a man has learnt to ask nothing for the separated self, he then renounces desire for life in theReappearance, 179:which is demanded must not be for the use of the separated self or for a separative organization orSoul, 73:to reach the reality they have posited as separated from their grasp; and on the opposite side theSoul, 156:ascending "path" and should not be arbitrarily separated. Article: Humanism: An Essay on DefinitionTelepathy, 30:of that dispassion which desires nothing for the separated self, and nothing violently. The need ofTelepathy, 101:from all desires and longings which concern the separated self. It will therefore be obvious to youTelepathy, 150:ring-pass-not, and are therefore fundamentally separated off by their emphasis upon form as itTelepathy, 179:of all that constitutes the sumtotal of these separated living forms. The factor which relates them |
