| Patanjaliof the mind. 14. When the object to be gained is sufficiently valued, and the efforts towards itsPatanjali, 27:of Union 14. When the object to be gained is sufficiently valued, and the efforts towards itsPatanjali, 27:(or loved) before the aspirant will make that sufficiently strong effort which will give him hisPatanjali, 38:things." The raincloud has not precipitated sufficiently for the rain to fall from heavenly heightsProblems, 115:all whether great or small? Can world opinion be sufficiently strong in the interests of rightProblems, 116:of world goodwill? How can public opinion be sufficiently aroused so that the many steps to promotePsychology1, xxv:it should at the same time be unveiled sufficiently so as to be recognizable, and should have in itPsychology1, 55:the human body when it is adequately refined and sufficiently developed: The lower concrete mind,Psychology2, 16:and the goal of world service. Is not the above sufficiently practical? Initiation carried to itsPsychology2, 471:so good that the black forces are interested sufficiently to attempt to hinder their fine work byPsychology2, 531:center is not, at this period, active enough or sufficiently awakened to absorb and utilize thePsychology2, 616:and the group energy for they are not yet sufficiently integrated into the group. The problem wePsychology2, 658:achieved when the New Group of World Servers is sufficiently coherent. Notice should be taken alsoPsychology2, 726:could be made towards mutual understanding if a sufficiently large number of the world aspirantsRays, 316:in the third initiation these developments are sufficiently present to merit the phrase,Rays, 494:potency and its radius of influence are now sufficiently strong to call out a response from theRays, 640:and the spiritual people of the world are not sufficiently aroused as yet to handle them. It is theRays, 671:life comes about when the [671] personality is sufficiently integrated and coordinated and the ajnaReappearance, 11:the Builder, the Preserver; humanity is not yet sufficiently developed or adequately oriented toSoul, 36:on the fringe of the subject, we have advanced sufficiently to realize that, just as certainTelepathy, 3:stepping down rates of vibration until they are sufficiently heavy to affect physical plane matterTelepathy, 5:strong enough to live by themselves or to make a sufficiently strong impact upon the humanTelepathy, 27:is literally a state of consciousness which is sufficiently conditioned by the integrated mentalTelepathy, 127:in the esoteric doctrines but has not been sufficiently emphasized, owing to the point in evolutionTelepathy, 197:readily perceived by those whose intuition is sufficiently awake; but its meaning should not be |
