| Atom, 93:the race is perfected alike As man, that is; all tended to mankind, And, man produced, all has itsAutobiography, 103:rigid caste system and nothing in my life had tended to throw me on equal terms with those not ofBethlehem, 15:the general Eastern doctrine of rebirth had tended to negate. Time was long; opportunity wouldBethlehem, 39:the race is perfected alike As man, that is; all tended to mankind, And, man produced, all has itsDiscipleship1, 586:us study them together. Your first ray mind has tended to bring about in you the followingDiscipleship1, 617:an uneasy conscience and much outer plane work tended to safeguard you. See to it most carefullyDiscipleship2, 483:to control you. Your work with children has also tended to set you apart and make you the victim ofExternalisation, 28:effort. A tiny seed is a potent force - if duly tended, rightly nurtured and ripened by sun andExternalisation, 124:have become increasingly clear. Two things have tended to bring this about. First, theExternalisation, 185:disaster that man's cruelty and selfishness have tended; no nations are exempt from this criticism,Fire, 645:a peculiar condition in the deva world and has tended to complicate deva evolution. The use ofFire, 652:the race is perfected alike As man, that is; all tended to mankind, And, man produced, all has itsHercules, 78:not," she said. "For ages long I nurtured it and tended it when young. The doe is mine and mine itIntellect, 5:Quest, page 271. Both schools have hitherto tended to antagonize each other, yet the quest forMagic, 38:in the other three kingdoms has gradually tended. This term concerns the individual consciousnessMagic, 626:have all grown out of this basic fear. All has tended to the persistence of the individual, and toMeditation, 111:their own dangers. In Atlantean days, meditation tended to over-stimulation of the emotions andProblems, 75:and its expression demanded. World conditions tended in the same direction. Movements of every kindProblems, 98:of protection and for communal happiness tended to herd together and to seek each other out, andPsychology1, 90:of the mechanism of the human body, has tended to prove that the soul is a superstition, a defensePsychology1, 282:that a heavily fertilized garden and a carefully tended and watered plot of ground will produce itsPsychology2, 184:out of a dim and distant past, which have tended to make each person what he now is. When,Soul, 153:the race is perfected alike As man, that is; all tended to mankind, And, man produced, all has itsSoul, 154:a definition by asking oneself what element has tended to fall out of the life of the modern man |
