| Healing, 677:difficulty and will experience symptoms of the trouble and the pain. His wilful determination to beHealing, 707:karmically correct) a temporary increase of the trouble; this is owing to the fact that theHealing, 707:line of 1-3-5-7 which is nearest to the seat of trouble, passing the energy through that center andHealing, 711:and dreadful happenings. The end is good. The trouble will be ended when the storm subsides andHercules, 149:and disparaged by those who refuse to take the trouble to understand them; husbands and wives areHercules, 192:slow growth and largely emotional; that is the trouble. In the Aquarian age, especially in theIntellect, 150:A. The Enduring Quest, pages 238, 239, 240. The trouble has been that with the average mystic,Intellect, 219:- Chapter Nine - The Practice of Meditation The trouble with such postures is that they lead to twoIntellect, 223:steps has landed many a worthy investigator in trouble. It is dangerous for an emotional and weakIntellect, 223:groups, as is frequently done, is laying up trouble for himself and his followers. It is only hereIntellect, 255:but if they are ignored they may lead to serious trouble. The earnest and interested aspirant, atIntellect, 256:period, he may lay up for himself a good deal of trouble. Again common sense comes into play, andIntellect, 256:for Care in Meditation In emotional types, the trouble is first sensed in the region of the solarIntellect, 257:tremendously stimulated and is giving them much trouble. [258] We have come across such cases. OnIntellect, 260:effects which [260] cause them acute trouble and discouragement. A person may have a highMagic, 96:stage with which the aspirant need not as yet trouble himself. Let him find the "noble middle Path"Magic, 114:personalities from the standpoint of time. The trouble is that, in many situations, two principlesMagic, 118:the basic principles of this love system. The trouble today is that men are confused. Certain firstMagic, 134:Their physical plane instruments and Their main trouble concerns the point of evolution reached byMagic, 136:and not so much among the lower aspirants. The trouble has not lain in lack of idealism or even inMagic, 168:activity. This at first will give him much trouble, and he will feel as if he were losing in mindMagic, 171:They are too busy and too wise, nor do They trouble Themselves to tell Their disciples that theyMagic, 273:be followed into manifested existence, death and trouble oft ensue. The analogy is close - as youMagic, 317:sentimental loving disposition, which dislikes trouble because it upsets the settled harmony ofMagic, 342:anew, and give time for nature to adjust the trouble. The sun too revitalizes with prana and thisMagic, 349:evolution of the race and see the necessity for trouble and for discipline and yet not move to stemMagic, 483:harmless; there are still in him the seeds of trouble, for it is a law in nature that we get whatMagic, 483:a hatred and a fury which causes him much trouble and for which he is not personally responsible.Magic, 486:most prevalent and the one that causes the most trouble. These are the facts of information, theMagic, 489:clearly he sees (theoretically) the cause of his trouble. This is one of the commonest forms ofMagic, 544:and the present war had the roots of their trouble and the seeds of the disasters which theyMagic, 590:and carries with it often the seeds of prolonged trouble. Over-stimulation of the brain cells isMagic, 602:adept, master" would be negligible and much trouble would be eliminated. It must ever be rememberedMagic, 620:will appear, if the student will take the trouble to consider the panorama of history; he will thenMagic, 622:to enable him to fit in with the plan. But the trouble with which we on the inner side haveMagic, 622:and the material they present gives us much trouble frequently. Meditation, 45:to the inner Teachers, and occasionally leads to trouble in the vehicles. [46] There has been tooMeditation, 103:I would like to point out that I deal with the trouble in its extreme, and that there are manyMeditation, 103:there are many intermediate stages of risk and trouble that attack the unwary student. Meditation, 104:and should stop at the first indications of trouble. All these dangers can be guarded against byMeditation, 105:teach in specific schools, many forms of brain trouble and of nervous complaints will be curedMeditation, 110:that where there is definite disease, congenital trouble or mental weakness of any kind, meditationMeditation, 110:discretion, but may serve but to intensify the trouble. I wish specifically to point out for theMeditation, 133:of the lower mind may suffice to dispel the trouble. Here, in this specific case, the disciple willMeditation, 154:negligible, and the karma of accidental trouble almost completely obviated in the personal life.Meditation, 160:cases attention will be paid to the cause of the trouble, to the plane on which it originates, andMeditation, 160:aims will be in view. Where, for instance, the trouble is based on suppressed emotion, the effectMeditation, 160:of you, much more obscure, and in fact mental trouble is far more difficult to cure than either ofMeditation, 161:by the interaction of these two bodies serious trouble may be set up. This trouble may go all theMeditation, 161:two bodies serious trouble may be set up. This trouble may go all the way from simply causing aMeditation, 161:the pupil has an intelligent appreciation of the trouble or troubles affecting him, only when heMeditation, 242:will be to discover the originating cause of the trouble and having located that cause in eitherMeditation, 242:in the physical or the etheric. Should the trouble be entirely physical, such as is the case in anMeditation, 242:purely the result of heredity or of congenital trouble, the ordinary high class physical planeMeditation, 243:now, disease, corruption of different kinds and trouble in all the bodies is everywhere contacted,Meditation, 244:idea of the inner conditions that underly the trouble - they will study as follows: The conditionMeditation, 244:the faculty of inner vision, that sees the trouble wherever it may be, and can clairvoyantly viewMeditation, 244:and organs, so locating instantaneously any trouble. This capacity presupposes the development ofMeditation, 245:enabling him to judge truly of the extent of the trouble, the seat of distress, its assistance, andMeditation, 245:and the progress of the cure. Emotional trouble that is working out in the physical body, as is theMeditation, 245:eliminated by judicious treatment. But emotional trouble that is deep seated in the subtle body,Meditation, 245:of the patient himself. Similarly, mental trouble has to be dealt with directly from the causalMeditation, 245:method, and the major part of these types of trouble, lie far ahead for the race, and thereforeMeditation, 245:with causal consciousness, who can deal with any trouble in the mental body, and who can study thePatanjali, 63:aspirants to yoga, and hence the disasters and trouble so often seen amongst those who prematurelyPatanjali, 188:to recognize this that leads to so much of the trouble among students of yoga in the west. There isPatanjali, 207:the occultist, rebellion but stirs up increased trouble, and resistance only serves to feed thePatanjali, 213:led our occidental students into a great deal of trouble for they have interpreted it in anPatanjali, 309:body which produces the greater part of the trouble in his lower nature, and when he can grasp thePatanjali, 410:delay and confusion. Sometimes there comes much trouble when a tiny part of a big mechanism refusesPatanjali, 425:happy or not, blissful or sad, contented or in trouble. Only one thing matters, the attainment ofProblems, 7:revolutionize the world. The key to humanity's trouble (focusing as it has in the economicProblems, 11:or individuals who are recognized sources of trouble to the well-intentioned remainder. There areProblems, 18:to all other peoples on equal terms. The major trouble facing the United Nations will be to findProblems, 85:and distorted by selfish political interests and trouble-making agencies. Still other factorsProblems, 86:which may account for much of their trouble. The difficulty again may be largely a historical oneProblems, 167:of life, it is obvious that there is a trouble-breeding factor there and that something must beProblems, 170:of guilt within themselves; their consciences trouble them; they are conscious of the inequality ofProblems, 173:of the situation and of the sources of the trouble will serve to impulse mankind to take the neededPsychology1, 11:the goal of spiritual light is the cause of trouble or precipitates disaster is not a statement ofPsychology1, 91:unknown, and every man harbors the germs of trouble. No man possesses a perfect mechanism, but ownsPsychology1, 116:you would be apt to hurt the group and cause trouble; you would see things (through the groupPsychology1, 231:things are to be seen! The seat of all this trouble is to be found in the desire-feeling-emotionalPsychology1, 291:is this transition which is causing much of the trouble in the world today. Many men everywhere arePsychology2, 42:blindness, Militarism and a tendency to make trouble with others and with groups, The power to seePsychology2, 75:the world are greatly increasing. Suffering and trouble, apprehension and the processes wherebyPsychology2, 130:child in a family, the wise assimilation of a trouble-maker in a group, the handling of anti-socialPsychology2, 317:sense of frustration, of disillusionment, of trouble; all the ideas which the race has prized downPsychology2, 403:everything else is responsible for much of the trouble. The assertion of the purely materialisticPsychology2, 419:in these cases, the cause of the difficulty. The trouble is simpler and lies nearer home. ThePsychology2, 419:is of a definitely material nature, and the trouble is frequently overcome by increasing thePsychology2, 421:helps towards the elimination of this type of trouble. The tendency today to emphasize the vitaminsPsychology2, 439:perception of life, "blind spots." However, much trouble is cured by leaving people alone, providedPsychology2, 444:of every thing in the personality. The trouble will be localized in the mental body or in the brainPsychology2, 456:People tainted with this psychological trouble of blind adherence to ideas and of personalityPsychology2, 456:They are psychologically unsound and the trouble from which they suffer is practically contagious.Psychology2, 457:that moment the seeds of psychological trouble can be duly noted and the man is in danger. Psychology2, 460:violent action, and may lead a man into much trouble, into conflict with organized society, thusPsychology2, 468:are, however, certain phases of this mental trouble which are induced by the illumination of thePsychology2, 487:people is producing serious and widespread trouble, breaking down protective etheric barriers, and |
