| Autobiography, 23:- Chapter I After we left Canada, my mother got seriously ill and we went to Davos, Switzerland,Autobiography, 23:Surrey. My father's health was by that time seriously impaired. Living in England did not help himAutobiography, 73:Home to such an extent that they got quite seriously out of hand. The lady in charge, I fancy, gotAutobiography, 90:that in a previous life I failed the Masters seriously. I have no recollection of what it was IAutobiography, 96:she would have felt that there was something seriously wrong with me if I had encouraged all threeAutobiography, 160:out somewhat. Our own income was quite seriously reduced. The salaries at Krotona were ten dollarsAutobiography, 185:and elsewhere has been such that they have seriously damaged the prestige of the U. S. in theAutobiography, 209:were all again seated he looked us all over very seriously and then said, "I wonder if it isBethlehem, 247:much confusion of thought. Few of us, if asked seriously to consider the problem and seriously toBethlehem, 247:if asked seriously to consider the problem and seriously to give an answer, would feel that asDiscipleship1, 113:efforts of the server; it is a glamor which can seriously impair true vision. That you may walk theDiscipleship1, 167:push through. Stand steady and do not be so seriously troubled as to the progress of the work whichDiscipleship1, 382:NOTE: W. D. S. takes his work in this group most seriously and no matter what obstacles presentDiscipleship1, 414:Thirdly, you take many things in life far too seriously, such as the work of this group. You thinkDiscipleship1, 439:resembles that of A. A. B. whose health is now seriously impaired and who also has to fight anDiscipleship1, 609:of all, I would say to you: Take not yourself so seriously. The world still proceeds upon its wayDiscipleship1, 629:rocking to its very foundations. Your soul has seriously undermined it. It still stands, but youDiscipleship2, 5:based on inexperienced self-confidence. I have seriously considered what action I should rightlyDiscipleship2, 521:period that the past three years have seen you seriously tested, and tested in every aspect of yourDiscipleship2, 559:can give. Her work grows heavier, her health is seriously impaired, and the needs of the worldDiscipleship2, 580:sought to help but who have regarded it as a seriously difficult matter to form Triangles. What aDiscipleship2, 675:this present incarnation. With a frail and seriously injured physical body and a partner who isDiscipleship2, 679:[679] two personality faults or weaknesses which seriously hinder your work for me, and in theDiscipleship2, 711:is affected, and it is sometimes affected quite seriously. Unless you consider this matter andDiscipleship2, 737:Read the books upon the subject but take not too seriously their deductions. Gather out of thatEducation, xi:information and data - the time has come to take seriously the problem of finding out what all thisExternalisation, 172:and to serve dispassionately and selflessly is seriously handicapped. I challenge all workers andExternalisation, 367:of farsighted workers for world good and seriously delayed the ending of the war. The criticalExternalisation, 620:be given to the Master's work are directly and seriously curtailed; he is so preoccupied withFire, 527:or to electric fire. This sentence, is one to be seriously pondered, for it holds hid muchGlamour, 2:corroborates what I am telling you. If you will seriously consider with me what the intuition isHealing, 20:to our modern formulations. I am, therefore, seriously handicapped when dealing with the subject ofHealing, 115:of service. Contagion can affect him but not seriously so. Cancer may claim him as a victim, but heHealing, 255:idea has to batter itself? Have you ever seriously considered the aggregated and crystallizedHealing, 391:or the art of dying. This is something which all seriously ill people must inevitably face, and forHealing, 677:create a tension in the healer which can seriously deflect the healing current of energy. When thisInitiation, 83:apply the law; their progress will be seriously hindered, much time being lost in which they mustIntellect, 203:number are being for [203] the first time seriously considered. These are purely spiritual results;Intellect, 253:a sense of humor, and take themselves far too seriously. They seem to leave behind them their goodMagic, 7:he is asked, however, to have an open mind and seriously to weigh and consider the theories andMagic, 54:Thirdly, I assume that those who set themselves seriously to benefit by the instructions in thisMagic, 635:both these qualities. Do not take yourself so seriously, and you will find that you will releaseMagic, 635:for freer and more potent work. Take the Plan seriously and the call to serve, but waste not timeMeditation, 12:the Higher Self only forces the man to think and seriously to meditate at rare and separatedMeditation, 89:of too much, and that the race can be more seriously hindered by the misapplication of powersProblems, 111:hemisphere constitutes a very ugly story, seriously implicates the white man and provides anPsychology1, 269:disruptions and inhibitions, which have so seriously undermined the health and the serenity ofPsychology2, 300:or equation. This is today a problem which is seriously confronting and distressing thePsychology2, 512:[512] of the widespread depression which is so seriously affecting the whole of humanity. ThePsychology2, 514:to the metabolism of the body which can be seriously thrown out of balance by the over-stimulationRays, 11:you will apprehend the implications and will seriously consider the purport of my remarks. TheRays, 459:of all the seven rays - a point I would ask you seriously to register. It reflects the lower phaseReappearance, 168:to the Master's work are directly and [168] seriously curtailed; he is so preoccupied with feeling |
