| Autobiography, X:consulted with the senior executives and wrote letters. When the hour of death arrived her ownAutobiography, 15:as England's greatest living poetess. A book she wrote on Biology and another on Tropical DiseasesAutobiography, 15:poverty in America, I shall never forget. He wrote me helpful and understanding letters and made meAutobiography, 17:and, until she died (well over 80 years old) she wrote to me regularly at least once a month. SheAutobiography, 18:an orthodox, theologically minded Christian, she wrote me that she could not understand but sheAutobiography, 64: Autobiography of Alice A. Bailey - Chapter II I wrote to my people asking if I might go - meaningAutobiography, 64:at least be polite. My aunt, Mrs. Clare Parsons, wrote that she approved if I had a return ticket -Autobiography, 75:known infantry regiment always spoke of me or wrote of me as the B.O.L., which means theAutobiography, 162:the Lord said," whereupon some prophet or seer wrote down what was said. Much of it is beautifulAutobiography, 171:to me the basic untrustworthiness of what he wrote. It is a book that outlines the future and theAutobiography, 180:me. The time came at the end of 1920 when Foster wrote to me to join him in New York and I left theAutobiography, 192:so we sent them copies of these letters as we wrote them. By the time we returned to New York inAutobiography, 212:books which met with a good reception and I wrote them to prove that one could do so-called psychicAutobiography, 216:mainly through the books and through people who wrote in to us about meditation or in connectionAutobiography, 226:talk with her. She was a prolific writer. She wrote numerous popular novels and her books onAutobiography, 226:books and I kept her supplied with everything He wrote as soon as He wrote it. She was a friend ofAutobiography, 226:supplied with everything He wrote as soon as He wrote it. She was a friend of high and low and whenAutobiography, 228:not a good hand at joining organizations but I wrote to the head of the order and asked permissionAutobiography, 228:The following year, as I had heard nothing, I wrote again and ordered some of their books,Autobiography, 238:between the East and the West clear that I wrote the book, The Light of the Soul. It is aAutobiography, 238:because I know no Sanskrit but I, myself, wrote the commentary, as I was anxious to present anAutobiography, 238:than the usual oriental presentation. I also wrote From Bethlehem to Calvary in order to trace theAutobiography, 246:would be of value to me and to the work if she wrote certain books, useful to students, apart fromAutobiography, 251:the new era after the war. The pamphlets which I wrote (the first of which is now called The NextAutobiography, 252:it was "humanity, right or wrong." When I wrote the pamphlet called The Present World Crisis andBethlehem, 69:poet, [69] George Macdonald, sensed this when he wrote the beautiful words which have broughtDiscipleship1, 162:little to say to you, my brother, as last year I wrote to you in detail and outlined to you theDiscipleship1, 288:I foresaw your present state of mind when last I wrote to you, and it was the realization of whatDiscipleship1, 291:they thus alight before the throne of God." Thus wrote an unknown saint of the Church, who traveledDiscipleship1, 605:- L.T.S-K. February 1936 MY BROTHER: When last I wrote I feared that it might be the lastDiscipleship1, 643:Please give attention to that which I last wrote. The new group work will also suffice to occupyDiscipleship1, 783:the new era after the war. The pamphlets which I wrote (the first of which was called The NextDiscipleship1, 784:it was "humanity, right or wrong." When I wrote the pamphlet called The Present World Crisis andDiscipleship2, 189:beg you, however, to reread what I there wrote. Discipleship2, 266:I would call your attention to some words I wrote in my last instruction to you in reference toExternalisation, 468:close this message with some [468] words which I wrote many years ago. They express the neededExternalisation, 470:work of The Cycle of Conferences about which I wrote earlier will only be inaugurated at SanExternalisation, 474:was affirmed and publicly stated. In 1932, I wrote a series of pamphlets which were intended toExternalisation, 533:a vague promise, lacking form and shape. But he wrote for initiates to whom love was a growing,Externalisation, 548:to continue the fight ended and the atomic bomb wrote finis to the world chapter of disaster. ThatExternalisation, 633:of my work became possible, and I therefore wrote a pamphlet entitled The New Group of WorldFire, xv:as such; nor writings by sages, because sages wrote them; nor fancies that we may suspect to haveGlamour, 191:and in the book, The Light of the Soul, which I wrote in collaboration with A. A. B., an effort wasInitiationas such; nor writings by sages, because sages wrote them; nor fancies that we may suspect to haveInitiation, 6:had hold of a part of this truth when he wrote: All's change, but permanence as well..." andIntellect, 12:or more years that have elapsed since Carlyle wrote these words, we know that mankind did not failIntellect, 28:Dr. Randall realizes this in an article he wrote, in which he says: "I would like to recommend theIntellect, 139:page 181. Francois Malaval, who lived and wrote in the 17th century puts it most beautifully. HeIntellect, 221:Doctor of Divinity and pastor of a large church wrote me not long ago that he had been taking [222]Meditation, 232:life side and not the form side of color. As I wrote earlier, color is but the form assumed byPsychology2, 410:aware of the spiritual dualism of which St. Paul wrote in the Epistle to the Romans. He wrote asPsychology2, 410:St. Paul wrote in the Epistle to the Romans. He wrote as follows: "For we know that the law isPsychology2, 649:of forgiveness in the sense in which St. Paul wrote when he said "Forgetting the things which areRays, 123:show that the esoteric schools about which I wrote in Letters on Occult Meditation lie far ahead inRays, 194:veil. Whilst thus reaching out to the light, he wrote that epistle about which so much controversyRays, 396:of Absolute Sonship. In that first book which I wrote for the world, I gave a simple definition ofRays, 396:Paths - so simple as to convey but little. I wrote then for the general public. I will now endeavorRays, 628:far away but it will come. Forget not what I wrote much earlier in one of my books that it isSoul, 78:to the theologians. In the 17th century, Stahl wrote fully upon the subject of the soul and |
