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B900
B899 B901 [BTG XLI The bokharian dervish, p. 900] “’And if I can still somehow reconcile myself today, it is only because I very well remember the words of our ancient great prophet “Issi-Noora” who said that “an individual is not responsible for his manifestations only when in death agony.” “’Evidently my science, my divinity,…
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religious
Having thus begun, I can now be quite at ease, and should even, according to the notions of religious morality existing among contemporary people, be beyond all doubt assured that everything further in this new venture of mine will now proceed, as is said, “like a pianola”. 5 BTG I “Several days after this conversation…
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conscience
To stop this undesirable sensation I might then still have had recourse to the aid of that maleficent property existing also in me, as in contemporary man, which has become inherent in all of us, and which enables us, without experiencing any remorse of conscience whatever, to put off anything we wish to do “till…
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labors
“His further saintly labors showed that although in principle this was in general possible, yet it was impossible fully to employ for this purpose this ‘Law of Falling’ discovered by him. And it would be impossible owing solely to the atmospheres around most of the cosmic concentrations, which atmospheres would hinder the straight falling of…
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B550
B549 B551 [BTG XXXI Last sojourn to Earth, p. 550] “’The form thus written is dispatched to him who sent the Dover’s powder, and the famous analytic-chemist himself is quite at peace as no one knows that he has made no analysis at all, nor could anyone check him, first because he is the only…
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B545
B544 B546 [BTG XXXI Last sojourn to Earth, p. 545] “According to the notions there, this pharmacist was already an old being and his character was very kind, and even, so to say, obliging. “He belonged to what is called there the ‘Jewish faith.’ “It is necessary to tell you here, that there, on almost…
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conscious
man is a being who can do and to do means to act consciously and by one’s own initiative B1202 it is indeed possible, by means of these substances Exioëhary formed in them, to perfect themselves, yet this can proceed exclusively only if the second and third being-foods are intentionally absorbed and consciously digested in…
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B721
B720 B722 [BTG XXXVIII Religion, p. 721] “And they learned about it only when that mob was already up. “When the beings of this high country learned of this unusual event, they immediately became alarmed and agitated, because they had grown accustomed to the notion during many centuries that the place of their existence was…
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consciousness
I wish to bring to the knowledge of what is called your pure waking consciousness the fact that in the writings following, the essence of certain real notions may of themselves automatically go from this waking consciousness-which most people in their ignorance mistake for the real consciousness, but which I affirm and experimentally prove is…
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impulse
Ashiata Shiemash began enlightening their Reason by means of objectively true information and guiding their being-impulses in such a way that they could sense these truths without the participation either of the abnormally crystallized factors already within their presences, or of the factors which might newly arise from the results of the external perceptions they…
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B694
B693 <=> B695 [BTG XXXVIII Religion, p. 694] Chapter XXXVIII Religion BELZEBU continuou: “Agora vou explicar-lhe também um pouco sobre aquela ‘obstrução’ que serviu como uma das principais causas para a diluição gradual da psique desses seus infelizes favoritos, e, a saber, a respeito de seus peculiares ‘Havatvernoni’ que eles sempre têm, cuja totalidade do…
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B243
B242 B244 [BTG XXI First visit to India, p. 243] “So, my boy, from that time when the mentioned definite notion had begun to exist, your favorites began leaving those already established conditions of being-existence on account of which the predisposition to the crystallization of the consequences of the properties of the organ Kundabuffer had…
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B1097
B1096 B1098 [BTG XLIII Beelzebub’s opinion of war, p. 1097] “In consequence of this, from that very same day, as they gradually became familiar with the details of this astonishing theory, they began to get into the state of typical beings of the Earth, that is to say, they began to forget the extraordinary hypothesis…
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B191
B190 B192 [BTG XIX Beelzebub’s second descent, p. 191] “Well, then, my boy, no sooner was this clearly constated in my Reason, than the idea occurred to me to actualize through this first terrestrial friend of mine, the task for which this second descent of mine in person had been made. “I therefore intentionally began…
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B736
B735 B737 [BTG XXXVIII Religion, p. 736] “The result of this kind of, in the objective sense, ‘criminal wiseacring’ of theirs, was that in the beings of subsequent generations, genuine faith in all this Divine and uniquely accomplished teaching of salvation of the All-Loving Jesus Christ was totally destroyed. “These absurdities which were written down,…
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impartial
My dear, highly honored, strong-willed and of course very patient Sirs, and my much-esteemed, charming and impartial Ladies — forgive me, I have omitted the most important — and my in no wise hysterical Ladies! 24 BTG I This fact, by the way, can with attentive and impartial observation be very clearly established when one…
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B982
B981 B983 [BTG XLII Beelzebub in America, p. 982] “’After long impartial labors they discovered, in the first place, that the men who contracted this disease were exclusively those in whose subconsciousness, for some reason or other, there never arose any impulse of faith in anybody or in anything, and secondly, that those adult men…
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Objective-Conscience
“‘During the period of my year of special observations on all of their manifestations and perceptions, I made it categorically clear to myself that although the factors for engendering in their presences the sacred being-impulses of Faith, Hope, and Love are already quite degenerated in the beings of this planet, nevertheless, the factor which ought…
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B551
B550 B552 [BTG XXXI Last sojourn to Earth, p. 551] “’And faith in a person concerning any remedy arises only when the given remedy is known and when many people say that it is very good for a certain illness. “’It is just the same with this powder of ours; once it is called Dover’s…