| Astrology, 580:transmuted into will; it is not an implacable, unshakable, immovable focusing of all energies inAutobiography, 130:to be wondered at that I have an unalterable and unshakable faith in the beauty and divinity ofAutobiography, 169:in His writings at that time took a firm and unshakable stand, and today (1945) in view of theDiscipleship1, 471:civilizations; a joy, which is founded upon the unshakable belief that all men are souls, and thatExternalisation, 258:collapse; France is learning, however, and its unshakable masses and its spiritual nucleus willExternalisation, 290:recognizes its own when it appears. Such is the unshakable reality in the human heart, andExternalisation, 343:transmuted into will; it is not an implacable, unshakable, immovable focusing of all energies inInitiation, 119:he has had to do, and having awakened in him an unshakable realization of the oneness of thePatanjali, 312:power to stand firm and immovable, preserving an unshakable equilibrium between the pairs of |
