| Astrology, 66:horoscopes and the will aspect is latent but unexpressed. Astrology, 274:Light. Virgo - The Christ-life, latent and unexpressed (as is the 3rd Creative Hierarchy). The MoonAutobiography, 48:the same rule. At the same time, unrealized and unexpressed, I was beginning to ask questions,Discipleship1, 51:you, but it is something which as yet remains unexpressed practically. If you will ask yourselvesDiscipleship1, 118:it as something to be inhibited or to be unexpressed and ignored. Few of you, if any, look upon theExternalisation, 108:the mass light and by the inner subjective oft unexpressed reactions of the multitude and never byExternalisation, 153:is so much of this which remains latent and unexpressed because the will to demonstrate goodwillExternalisation, 153:condition of a tightly closed bud, potential but unexpressed. The expression of what has beenExternalisation, 600:at the same time, He gathers up the inchoate and unexpressed demands of those masses who seek a newHealing, 240:of a center and the retention of energy, unexpressed and inhibited) as fruitful sources of cancer.Healing, 538:on a realization of a present (though usually unexpressed) divinity. A much higher measure ofIntellect, 65:Prayer is the soul's sincere desire Uttered or unexpressed, The motion of a hidden fire, ThatProblems, 144:expression of the life which is in Him and is - unexpressed and largely undiscovered as yet by thePsychology1, 213:kingdoms - nebulous, relatively formless, and unexpressed - and the four kingdoms as enumerated byPsychology1, 228:oft unrealized, characteristic is imprisoned or unexpressed power. Speaking in symbols, a volcanoPsychology2, 397:which remain as yet unrevealed, and are as much unexpressed as are the divine tendencies in thePsychology2, 440:the suppressed and unrecognized desires, and the unexpressed ideas which are present, thoughPsychology2, 502:unrealized desires apparently bear witness. His unexpressed longings are "brought to the surface"Psychology2, 516:submerged mass consciousness, a silent, hitherto unexpressed and unoriented force, and yet aPsychology2, 568:takes form in proportion to the power of the unexpressed wish or the mental ability of the personRays, 169:be kept in abeyance and must remain temporarily unexpressed in order to permit them to work withRays, 579:focus and brought in a new and hitherto unexpressed group emotional consciousness; this leads theRays, 648:is not perceived, which remains unrelated and unexpressed, is of no true service to mankind, exceptReappearance, 46:at the same time, He gathers up the inchoate and unexpressed demands of those masses who seek a newTelepathy, 22:the vague ideas and the vision hitherto unexpressed can now be clothed in form and sent out as |
