| Intellect, 25:may be economically independent, and thus self-supporting members of society. We exploit theirIntellect, 43:to make him a useful member of society, self-supporting and decent. The product of these premisesMeditation, 320:transaction. The pupil must be somewhat self-supporting and able to earn the means of livelihoodPatanjali, 83:a. A certain number of petals, b. A pericarp or supporting calyx, c. A center of pure white lightPsychology2, 738:every human being to live and work and be self-supporting is denied them. In a world where all menRays, 176:source of all-power. The Christ is present, supporting and attentive. He stands directly behind theSoul, 27:yet free from all sense-powers, detached, all supporting, not divided into powers, yet enjoying all |
