| Statement:a response, and I have been doing this for many years. I seek also to help the Master Morya and theAstrologyto test out conclusions over the course of a few years. If you can do this, there may come to youAstrology, 4:in its great cycle of approximately 25,000 years. Astrologers with insight may deny that this isAstrology, 37:present great astrological world cycle of 25,000 years. It was also one of the dominant signs,Astrology, 64:that stupendous event as happening 21,688,345 years ago. At that time the Sun was in Leo. TheAstrology, 64:outer physical events took approximately 5,000 years to mature and the Sun was in Gemini when theAstrology, 81:approximately (on the plane of time) 25,000 years. From the angle of the inner vision, it is aAstrology, 86:present turn of the Great Zodiacal Wheel (25,000 years): Tabulations VIII Ray ConstellationsAstrology, 134:its foundations have been tested for millenia of years and have proven correct and its experts areAstrology, 201:Hence the immense importance of the next 2000 years. Therefore, only when a man is a world serverAstrology, 214:were written in our archives over seven thousand years ago. Death in Scorpio is of a differentAstrology, 215:influence but this will end during the next five years. Astrology, 237:attention is given in the early formative years to glandular balance as well as to teeth and eyesAstrology, 344:greater zodiacal round of approximately 25,000 years - the date of which beginning is not yetAstrology, 346:frequently been changed during the millenia of years through which it has been active. Its presentAstrology, 409:during the past one hundred and fifty years. The great sweep of the sun around the greater zodiacAstrology, 409:around the greater zodiac (a period of 250,000 years, or a complete round) came to an end when theAstrology, 409:when the sun entered Pisces over two thousand years ago. This process of passing out of, orAstrology, 409:influence covers a period of five thousand years where this greater round or cycle is concerned.Astrology, 409:cycle is concerned. This period of five thousand years covers the complete cycle of transitionAstrology, 410:the period covered is approximately five hundred years. These are points which astrologers would doAstrology, 410:or a period of cycles of approximately 250,000 years has a correspondence to the life cycle of theAstrology, 445:and cosmic evil, focused for many millenia of years in what has been called the Black Lodge.Astrology, 472:very door of initiation. For over two thousand years, Piscean influence has been playing uponAstrology, 521:day be found and later still (many millions of years ahead) another will be discovered in theAstrology, 527:is yet in its infancy. The next few years will see it gain. What is really happening is a shift inAstrology, 581:express its significance in words. Two thousand years have gone since Gethsemane and since ChristAstrology, 585:family is that during the last two thousand years mankind has advanced to a point where it can alsoAstrology, 589:turn of the great zodiacal wheel of 25,000 years. Astrology, 622:out during the past three hundred and fifty years has been upon it. The two great exponents of thisAstrology, 682:periods in the life of a human being. At seven years we are told the Ego "takes hold," and again atAtom, 12:know so much more than was the case five hundred years ago, save in a few circles of wise men andAtom, 18:has wandered a long way during the past fifty years from the standpoint of the last century. ThenAtom, 33:between seventy and eighty. About twenty years ago, however (in 1898), a new element was discoveredAtom, 44:interesting Sanskrit writing, many thousands of years old, which I am venturing to quote here. ItAtom, 60:it was brought very specially to my notice some years ago by one of the ablest surgical nurses ofAtom, 63:slow process, covering millions upon millions of years. This great cycle is participated in byAtom, 120:were so much spoken of and insisted upon forty years ago, are no longer regarded as facts, and areAtom, 126:and give them a talk such [126] as I gave ten years ago, along strictly evangelical or GospelAtom, 126:in connection with the Christ, two thousand years ago. Why? Because, we ourselves are not yet greatAtom, 130:the achievement [130] of the Logos billions of years hence, but the thing of vital interest for usAtom, 130:process during the next few thousand years. Let us consider this idea somewhat. There are, as weAtom, 131:was nearly discovered in the United States fifty years ago by a man called Keely, but he was notAtom, 132:normal man or woman within the next one hundred years certain aspects and forms [133] of life thatAtom, 133:of tolerance abroad than was the case fifty years ago; but the time is rapidly approaching when theAtom, 147:of the chemist and physicist for the last twenty years, the radioactive stage; we saw how there wasAtom, 155:taught the radioactivity of matter thousands of years ago, and so perhaps, after all, there may beAutobiographygrew steadily worse. During the last two years of her life she fought against these pressures andAutobiography, X:and molded the pattern of our School through the years with the precision of her keen mind andAutobiography, X:have come to her and to her School through the years. By far the greater part of her life work hasAutobiography, 3:marvelous friends and helpers who - down the years - have remained my friends, no matter what I didAutobiography, 3:husband, Foster Bailey, has for over twenty-five years made all my work possible. Without him IAutobiography, 4:of my many friends and co-workers who for years have stood by me? I cannot list them but they areAutobiography, 4:world as I personally know Them, because, in the years that are coming, more and more people willAutobiography, 6:and sometimes months in bed. For the last eight years I have been kept alive by medical science,Autobiography, 9:all quite wonderful in comparison with the early years of countless thousands. Many people say thatAutobiography, 9:for one minute believe it. They were for me the years of greatest physical comfort and of luxury;Autobiography, 9:physical comfort and of luxury; they were years of freedom from all material anxiety but they were,Autobiography, 9:anxiety but they were, at the same time, years of miserable questioning, of disillusionment, ofAutobiography, 9:- with which we are at intervals down the years confronted. Then what we developed as characterAutobiography, 12:questions and rebelling and hoping. Yet I was 35 years old before I really discovered that I had aAutobiography, 12:life around the age of 22. During those early years I was surrounded by beauty; my life was full ofAutobiography, 13:Panama Canal on two occasions before he was four years old. From another angle, if I did not watchAutobiography, 16:and me. Both my parents died before I was nine years old and both died of tuberculosisAutobiography, 16:an imminent threat over both of us in our early years and also our father's resentment over ourAutobiography, 17:Sir Brian Barttelot) only passed over two years ago and it has meant a real loss to me and myAutobiography, 17:every summer with her in her Scotch home for years and, until she died (well over 80 years old) sheAutobiography, 17:home for years and, until she died (well over 80 years old) she wrote to me regularly at least onceAutobiography, 19:in a square in Leeds, England. I remember a few years ago arriving in Leeds to lecture. As the taxiAutobiography, 19:she died at the age of 29, when I was only six years old. I do remember her beautiful golden hairAutobiography, 20:and had been my cherished possession for twenty years. It had been given me by a close, girlhoodAutobiography, 21:life worth living. The experience of my five years made me feel that things were futile so IAutobiography, 21:myself with sand when I was around eleven years old, but sand in one's mouth, nose and eyes is notAutobiography, 23:with him to Pau in the Pyrenees. I was eight years old by that time and my sister was six. TheAutobiography, 25:the humiliation and even today, more than fifty years later, I am still conscious that I amAutobiography, 29:Miss Godby, who came to us when I was twelve years old and who stayed with us until I went to aAutobiography, 29:me, even though I had not seen her for twenty years prior to her death. The other person who alwaysAutobiography, 31:views but equally sound and sweet. At 18 years of age I was sent to a finishing school in London,Autobiography, 32:I Then followed an interval of a couple of years of very humdrum ordinary living. Our guardianAutobiography, 35:me. At the time of that happening and for many years after, I had not the remotest idea Who He was.Autobiography, 36:be in touch with me at intervals of several years apart. The interview was very brief. I saidAutobiography, 37:of Alice A. Bailey - Chapter I As the years went by I found that at seven years intervals (until IAutobiography, 37:I As the years went by I found that at seven years intervals (until I was thirty-five) I hadAutobiography, 37:I have worked for Him ever since I was fifteen years old and I am now One of the [38] seniorAutobiography, 44:A peculiar happening when I was about nineteen years old demonstrates this. I had gone to stay atAutobiography, 46:the easy part of my life. It had lasted for 22 years, and was the only time in my entire life whenAutobiography, 51:of the original text. Only during the past years when my own books have been in process ofAutobiography, 53:He was deadly dull and frightfully shy and years older than I and I got nowhere with him so IAutobiography, 56:Bible class held at Lucknow, India, several years later. A whole crowd of army schoolmasters gotAutobiography, 57:is dogmatic. I often tell people: "Five thousand years hence this so-called advanced teaching willAutobiography, 64:set the stage for the work which He had told me years before that I could do for Him. I do not knowAutobiography, 66:trip between London and Bombay six times in five years, so I had some experience. Whether these menAutobiography, 67:of Alice A. Bailey - Chapter II Three years later I had gone to Rhanikhet in the Himalayas to openAutobiography, 70:not strike me that way. Looking back over the years and taking it by and large, I do not think IAutobiography, 70:know it intimately for I was only there a few years, but I loved the people. Autobiography, 71:Congress Party. I asked a prominent Hindu a few years ago what he thought would happen if theAutobiography, 72:two of my daughters, who have been in India for years with their husbands, seldom wore them andAutobiography, 72:India and Afghanistan. I spent nearly two years there, off and on, though I went down into IndiaAutobiography, 74:have lost sight of all the rest during the forty years which have elapsed since then. [75] This manAutobiography, 77:II My life was spent, during these formative years, almost entirely with men. Often for weeks at a |
