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"The healing Spirit of God is in the wind and the sun and in the little creeping things upon the earth and is most certainly available to the one who prays with faith."
The Healing Gifts of the Spirit
(Agnes Sanford)
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“No man is an isolated unit; we are all bound up together in the bundle of life.”
The Mind of Jesus
(William Barclay)
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"The whole planetary system is in reality a vast interlocking, interdependent and inter-related complexity of vehicles communicating or responsive to communication."
Telepathy
(Alice A. Bailey)
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"Found universally in mythology, the primal womb, or the world-egg, are common symbols for the original wholeness from which all life is derived."
Journey Into Consciousness: The Chakras, Tantra and Jungian Psychology
(Charles Breaux)
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"In Plato's world heaven and earth, the elements, the soul and the spirit, the divine and the terrestrial are interrelated and partake of one another."
The History of Magic and the Occult
(Kurt Seligmann)
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"You are part of God, Who is everything. His power and glory are everywhere, and you cannot be excluded from them."
A Course in Miracles
(Helen Schucman and William Thetford)
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"Let your open, sympathetic heart be touched by faith in love. Let your desire for harmony influence your thoughtforms and your wishes. Ask the Great Mother for what you need."
Motherpeace: A Way to the Goddess through Myth, Art, and Tarot
(Vicki Noble)
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"The contents of the collective unconscious are the results of the psychic functioning of our whole ancestry; in their totality, they compose a natural world-image, the condensation of millions of years of human experience."
Collected Works
(Carl Jung)
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"Love is the doorway through which the human soul passes from selfishness to service and from solitude to kinship with all mankind." Anonymous
Encyclopedia of Religious Quotations
(Frank S Mead, editor)
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"By far the greatest number of spontaneous synchronistic phenomena that I have had occasion to observe and analyse can easily be shown to have a direct connection with an archetype."
Synchronicity, An Acausal Principle
(Carl Jung)
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"The sphere is a whole, and hence it underlies the symbolic significance of all those images which partake of this wholeness, from the idea of the mystic 'Centre' to that of the world and eternity, or , more particularly, of the world-soul. In neo-platonic philosophy, the soul is explicitly related to the shape of the sphere, and the substance of the soul is deposited as quintessence around the concentric spheres of the four Elements. The same is true of the primordial man of Plato's Timaeus….Another important association is that of perfection and felicity. The absence of corners and edges is analogous to the absence of inconveniences, difficulties, and obstacles."
A Dictionary of Symbols
(J. E. Cirlot)
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"Let us think…of the oneness to which all our nature testifies."
Lamps of Western Mysticism
(Arthur Edward Waite)
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"Just as conscious apprehension gives our actions form and direction, so unconscious apprehension through the archetype determines the form and direction of instinct."
Collected Works
(Carl Jung)
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"Politeness serves a purpose…civility and kindness are moral imperatives." Jane Austen
Invisible Acts of Power: Personal Choices That Create Miracles
(Caroline Myss)
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"Paracelsus…teaches that the perceptible universe looks toward a divine reality that it strives to imitate."
Modern Esoteric Spirituality
(Antoine Faivre and Jacob Needleman, editors)
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"This, then, is the message of the saints, sages, and mystics, whether Amerindian, Taoist, Hindu, Islamic, Buddhist, or Christian: At the bottom of your soul is the soul of humanity itself, but a divine, transcendent soul, leading from bondage to liberation, from dream to awakening, from time to eternity, from death to immortality."
Grace and Grit: Spirituality and Healing in the Life and Death of Treya Killam Wilber
(Ken Wilber)
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"All things seek the beautiful and good at every opportunity, and there is no being which does not participate in them. They extend to all that is." St. Maximos the Confessor, 'Fifth Century of Various Texts'
The Philokalia, volume 2
(various authors, compiled by St. Nikodimos of the Holy Mountain)
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"If man believes with sufficient vigour in the force that is creating him, he will soon find that, for all its terrifying uncertainty, the future provides him with a solid footing as he advances."
Writings in Time of War
(Pierre Teilhard deChardin)
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"Information concerning the entire universe is always latent within each and any part of it."
The Individual and the Nature of Mass Events
(Jane Roberts)
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"To stand really free is to stand in the clear unimpeded light of the soul, which is basically and intrinsically group consciousness."
Glamour, A World Problem
(Alice A. Bailey)
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