| Fire, 618:nature is considered evil, and why man must "slay his lunar body." 1 Evil is that which can beFire, 620:are the battle ground. Eventually Spirit will slay the forms. - S. D., II, 67. Note the esotericFire, 759:consider themselves very advanced. The "mind may slay" the recognition of the Real, and hatredHercules, 20:give him, we are told next that he proceeded to slay his teachers. He killed them all and got ridHercules, 107:he can climb the mountain in Capricorn he must slay the Hydra, and knows that he must no longer beHercules, 108:the aspirant, the lion of Judah, has to slay the lion of his personality. Having emerged out of theHercules, 108:and developed individuality, he then has to slay that which he has created; he has to renderHercules, 113:done, he heard his Teacher speak: "My son, why slay that which is needed, close and dear? Why killHercules, 145:the person in this day and age who seeks to slay the hydra, should shed light on the strange forces |
