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It might be said that within the limits of the intelligent direction of the intelligent man, there is free will, as far as activity in the human kingdom is concerned. Where no mind activity is present, and where there is no power to discriminate, to analyse and to choose, there is no free will.

— Alice Bailey A Treatise on the Seven Rays: Volume 2: Esoteric Psychology II (1942)

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I have already given you more than you can understand, but not more than you can begin slowly to study and eventually to comprehend...

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Arrest each unloving thought; stamp out each critical action, and teach yourself to love all beings - not in theory but in deed and in truth.

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