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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «UNTRANSMUTED»
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1
C.S. Lewis, Writer, Dreamer, and Mentor
He even agreed with his much-disputed view of Raphael's prophecy as an "
untransmuted lump of futurity" in two final books marred by "curiously bad" writing
(Ricks, 78-79; Preface, 125). Fish listed a number of objections to that phrase,
and ...
2
A Preface to Paradise Lost
Such an untransmuted lump of futurity, coming in a position so momentous for the
structural effect of the whole work, is inartistic. And what makes it worse is that the
actual writing in this passage is curiously bad. There are fine moments, and a ...
3
The Last Human Spring: Silent Spring II, Origin of the ...
To set about to rediscover and recover–what real, whole, human mnd and
consciousness is–what is natural mind, authentic to our 50,000 year old
subspecies–is to go looking for not just the unadulterated, untransmuted faculties
of human ...
4
Saint Germain's Prophecy for the New Millennium: Includes ...
The horsemen are like the guru who hung a mirror around his neck so that his
disciples would learn that whatever they observed in their teacher was the mirror
image of their own untransmuted self. The Four Horsemen are the embodiment of
...
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, 1999
5
The Path to Immortality
the chakras: “Precious ones, do not struggle with the untransmuted energies that
accumulate around the chakras. For each chakra is a mighty sun, a whirling sun
that is a vortex of light drawing into itself for transmutation all human creation ...
Prophet, Elizabeth Clare Prophet, 2006
6
Pearls of Wisdom: A Prophecy of Karma to the Earth and Her ...
'Therefore I say, let the remaining untransmuted karma be sealed in the cosmic
cross of white fire, be sealed in the causal body of an Elohim! y\.nd may you by
your dynamic decree always keep the untransmuted portion of your karma
sealed ...
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, 1980
7
Nuclear Wastes:: Technologies for Separations and Transmutation
Thus, only a partial net reduction occurs over each reactor life cycle, the
untransmuted TRUs being passed to the next generation of reactors for further
reduction. Some groups and authors emphasize the time to reprocess and burn
the TRUs ...
Committee on Separations Technology and Transmutation Systems, National Research Council, Division on Earth and Life Studies, 1996
8
The Chela and the Path: Keys to Soul Mastery in Aquarian Age
Day by day you are required to invoke from the central sun of your own being
energy that is sufficient for the overcoming of the gravitational pull of your own
untransmuted karma. When you feel weighted down, pulled by the emotions of
the ...
9
Community: A Journey to the Heart of Community
This is not because those individuals have rejected the light; it is only because
they have the untransmuted overlay of the world until they gain their own
momentum and clean it up. But that is the result, even if you are a lightbearer, of
being in ...
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, 2002
10
Between Nations: Shakespeare, Spenser, Marvell, and the ...
"An untransmuted lump of futurity" Edmund Spenser's A View of the Present State
of Ireland, as Rambuss notes, "wasn't published until 1633, and even then some
passages did not make it past the censors" (112). Indeed, the fate of the tract ...
