 ... though there is reason to suppose that it may not be very long before at any rate some applications of one or two of them come to be known to the world at large. First, there are great etheric currents constantly sweeping over the surface of the earth...  The Astral Plane– Its Scenery, Inhabitants, and Phenomena - 89 psl.autoriai: Charles Webster Leadbeater - 1895 - 100 psl.Visos knygos peržiūra - Apie šią knygą
 | Theosophical Society in America - 1909 - 140 psl.
...be known to the world at large. First, there are great etheric currents constantly sweeping over the surface of the earth from pole to pole In volume which...danger. Secondly, there is what can best be described as an etheric pressure, somewhat corresponding to, though immensely greater than, the atmospheric pressure.... | |
 | Theosophical Society in America - 1909 - 140 psl.
...known to the world at large. First, there are great etheric currents constantly sweeping' over the surface of the earth from pole to pole In volume which...that of the rising tide, and there are methods by FORCES OF THE ASTRAL PLANE which this stupendous force may be safely utilized, though unskilful attempts... | |
 | Theosophical Society in America - 1909 - 146 psl.
...be known to the world at large. First, there are great etheric currents constantly sweeping over the surface of the earth from pole to pole In volume which...as that of the rising tide, and there are methods oy 30 which this stupendous force may be safely utilized,, though unskilful attempts to control it... | |
 | Arthur Edward Powell - 1997 - 164 psl.
...sweeping over the surface of the earth from pole to pole A /VsjIiJ3 possess a volume which makes then- power as irresistible as that of the rising tide,...methods by which this stupendous force may be safely utilised, though unskilful attempts to control it would be fraught with great danger. It is also possible... | |
 | Arthur Edward Powell - 1927 - 284 psl.
...great etheric currents on the surface of the earth flowing from pole to pole in volumes which make this power as irresistible as that of the rising tide,...methods by which this stupendous force may be safely utilised, though unskilful attempts to control it would be fraught with the greatest danger. (2) There... | |
 | A. E. Powell - 2007 - 153 psl.
...etheric currents which are constantly sweeping over the surface of the earth from pole to pole possess a volume which makes their power as irresistible as...methods by which this stupendous force may be safely utilised, though unskilful attempts to control it would be fraught with great danger. It is also possible... | |
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