| Astrology, 403:our cosmos; individual man may well be stunned by a sense of his helplessness and his uniqueAutobiography, 65:said grace at meals. The first meal left me stunned. After lunch I went to my cabin and prayed hardAutobiography, 70:I really did so badly. I was at first almost stunned by the wonder of the Orient. It was all soDiscipleship1, 181:that a multitude of words might fall on ears stunned by the noise and glamor of our modern world.Externalisation, 313:conditions; many are simply overwhelmed and stunned by humanity's pain and agony, by the horror ofExternalisation, 400:bridging the gap between the mass of men (stunned by suffering, blind to the higher issues, andIntellect, 109:thought is transcended. When the mind is stunned into inaction by inhibition or persistent |
