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self-consciousness.
See
consciousness
self-contemplation.
See
self-analysis
;
self-importance
self-control.
See also
self-denial
achieving self-control
augment life's fraction by lowering denominator of personal demands
71:3.4
(803;4)
,
89:3.3
(976;5)
emotional maturity essential for
52:6.6
(598;1)
lesson on self-mastery
143:2sec
(1609;2)
restraint in all things is good
131:3.6
(1447;3)
self-mastery bound up with faith in indwelling spirit
143:2.7
(1610;2)
,
144:5.5
(1622;4)
acme of all human virtues
83:6.6
(927;7)
better than extreme self-denial
89:3.7
(977;2)
dark ages bear witness to restoration of
118:8.6
(1302;3)
demanded of advancing mankind
82:1.10
(914;6)
greatest warrior overcomes and subdues himself
131:3.6
(1447;3)
historically
evolutionary religion provided
92:3.9
(1006;6)
food hoarding developed
68:2.5
(765;2)
,
69:5.1
(775;9)
impossible for primitive man to appear with much
118:8.5
(1302;2)
olden ideas embraced flogging, physical torture
89:3.4
(976;6)
restraint was attempt to deceive envious spirits
87:5.7
(963;2)
taboo essential step in developing
89:1.7
(975;4)
leads to altruistic service
54:1.6
(614;1)
man must substitute new, voluntarily assumed restraints
118:8.10
(1302;7)
manifestation of greatness
28:6.20
(317;1)
mightier to rule one's own spirit than to take a city
131:2.6
(1444;6)
perfect in Havona
14:6.23
(162;1)
religion imposes heightened
100:6.4
(1100;6)
renders human laws obsolete in light and life
55:5.4
(630;1)
self-mastery is indicator of spiritual development
143:2.3
(1609;4)
self-understanding characterized by voluntary
s.m.
132:3.10
(1460;3)
true liberty is fruit of
54:1.5-6
(613;7)
,
71:3.4
(803;4)
trust is true measure of
s.m.
28:6.13
(315;7)
self-criticism.
See
self-analysis
self-deception
greatest
s.-d.
is seeking to deprive others of natural liberties
54:1.6-8
(614;1)
leads to fears, enslaving pleasures, envy, and hatred
143:2.5
(1609;6)
logic largely obscured by self-interest
86:2.4
(951;6)
Lucifer persuaded himself rebellion was good for system
53:2.5
(603;1)
one's mind often justifies continuance in error
184:2.12
(1981;6)
pleasant adjustment to paths of sin
139:12.5
(1566;4)
self-defense.
See also
military
;
nonresistance
civil government may employ force
133:1.5
(1470;1)
,
133:4.12
(1475;5)
,
140:8.4
(1579;6)
defend oneself fully against aggressor not possessing moral judgment
133:1.2,4
(1469;1)
early peace tribes were practically exterminated
70:1.8
(784;4)
Jesus decided not to seek self-preservation
136:6.3-4
(1518;2)
Jesus exercised normal watchcare when confronted by danger
136:7.1
(1519;5)
man endowed with strong self-preservation instinct
102:8.1
(1127;5)
military passes away in bestowal Son era
52:5.10
(597;1)
quarantine is spiritual self-defense
3:1.10
(46;2)
self-preservation always follows self-maintenance
50:5.5
(576;8)
self-delusion.
See
self-deception
self-denial.
See also
fasting
;
self-control
;
self-torture
capital is labor renouncing present in favor of future
69:5.1,4
(775;9)
historically
custom to forego physical pleasures, especially sexual pleasures
89:3.1
(976;3)
food saving was man's first
s.-d.
68:2.5
(765;2)
looked upon as sure coercive, especially sexual
87:6.9
(965;3)
men sought approval of their gods by
87:2.4
(959;5)
,
89:3.5
(976;7)
Jesus did not teach
142:8.1
(1605;3)
reaps subsequent harvests of augmented happiness
140:5.7
(1573;9)
self-control better than extreme
89:3.7
(977;2)
vs. self-mastery
143:2.2-5
(1609;3)
self-determination
fallacy of
35:10.5
(395;1)
,
134:6.11
(1491;5)
Lucifer advocated ascenders should enjoy liberty of
53:3.6
(604;1)
self-discipline.
See
self-control
self-distribution.
See
delegation
self-exaltation.
See
self-importance
self-examination.
See
self-analysis
self-expression.
See
self-realization
self-forgetfulness
cease thinking about yourself and your troubles
191:1.2
(2039;2)
Father manifests himself in those who exhibit
196:0.8-9
(2088;3)
instead of self-sacrifice
180:5.12
(1951;1)
self-government.
See
government
;
self-control
self-gratification.
See also
flesh
;
pleasures
;
sex
: urge
attained by food satisfaction, play, humor, sex indulgence
84:0.2-3
(931;2)
,
84:8.2-3
(942;3)
dangers
84:8sec
(942;2)
excessive
s.-g.
destroys civilization
68:2.2,11
(764;5)
need for moral discipline in place of
195:10.17
(2086;3)
sensuous
s.-g.
does not confer happiness
136:6.9
(1519;2)
family provides highly satisfactory forms of
84:6.8
(939;3)
grows out of vanity proclivity
68:2.4
(765;1)
,
69:1.5
(772;8)
incidental object of home
68:2.9
(765;6)
no distinctive institutions of
69:1.5
(772;8)
,
84:8.2
(942;3)
parents should avoid most forms of indulgence
177:2.2
(1921;6)
property accumulation is instrument for augmenting
84:8.2
(942;3)
self-importance.
See also
pride
;
selfishness
;
vanity
danger of losing sense of proportion as to one's
50:1.2-3
(572;4)
death inescapable when self-concepts fully displace Adjuster governance
12:9.6
(142;1)
exhausts, not effort to achieve
48:6.26
(555;5)
filthy rags of self-righteousness
150:5.2
(1682;4)
he who speaks for himself seeks his own glory
162:2.1
(1790;4)
higher spiritual orders do not look down on lower
25:1.1
(273;3)
humor helps avoid overdeveloped notion of
48:4.14-18
(549;1)
Judas
exaggerated ideas of
139:12.6
(1566;5)
heart set on self-exaltation
177:4.7
(1925;4)
resentful his abilities unrecognized
177:4.4
(1925;1)
Lucifer and Caligastia's feelings of
66:8.2
(752;3)
parental overloving injuriously exalts child's sense of
177:2.2
(1921;6)
Pharisees filled with self-righteousness
166:1.4
(1826;1)
self-admiration tends towards exploitation of others
54:1.6
(614;1)
self-contemplation is most disastrous
53:1.3
(601;5)
self-exaltation causes one to be humbled
175:1.10
(1907;2)
self-respect is not self-admiration
156:5.14
(1740;1)
spiritual greatness incompatible with self-exaltation
158:6.3
(1758;4)
the first shall be last
163:3.4
(1804;1)
,
166:3.5
(1829;2)
trials of life must first prepare the self-satisfied
132:7.2
(1466;2)
work is important, self is not
48:6.26
(555;5)
self-justification.
See
self-deception
self-maintenance
builds society
68:2.2,3,11
(764;5)
home building is matter of
68:2.9
(765;6)
,
84:0.2-3
(931;2)
institutions of
69:1.3
(772;6)
is individual, but carried on by group
82:3.2
(915;5)
self-preservation always follows
50:5.5
(576;8)
woman at decided disadvantage with man in
s.m.
84:5.1
(936;5)
self-mastery.
See
self-control
self-perpetuation
82:1.8
(914;4)
group interest carried on by individuals
68:2.3
(764;6)
,
69:1.4
(772;7)
,
82:3.2
(915;5)
grows out of sex hunger and maternal instincts
69:1.4
(772;7)
institutions of
s.-p.
; object of the home
68:2.9
(765;6)
,
69:1.4
(772;7)
mating is purely
84:0.2-3
(931;2)
nature demands survival
68:2.9
(765;6)
self-pity.
See also
sympathy
cannot develop strong characters by
159:3.1
(1765;3)
self-preservation.
See
self-defense
;
self-perpetuation
self-realization.
See also
goals
all living things crave
65:6.2
(737;2)
ascension career allows for satisfaction of self-expression
44:8.3-5
(508;1)
evil if antisocial
56:10.14
(647;5)
identification with cosmic reality
94:11.6
(1039;5)
innate drives toward
s.-r.
function unless inhibited
100:1.6
(1095;1)
mortal aspirations and morontia achievements
44:8sec
(507;6)
possibilities unlimited through achieving Godlikeness
44:7.4
(507;5)
progressive willingness to believe assumptions of reason, wisdom, and faith
103:9.9
(1141;7)
society should allow all the opportunity for
71:3.6
(803;6)
stoicism not a high order of
12:5.10
(135;9)
worthy goal
68:2.3
(764;6)
self-respect.
See also
honor
;
pride
;
respect
co-ordinate with love and service; not self-admiration
156:5.14
(1740;1)
Father gives everything possible to all with dignity of personality possession
10:1.2
(108;5)
Jesus
aimed at
s.-r.
in his life
140:8.20
(1582;1)
stopped at nothing to restore
s.-r.
159:3.3
(1765;5)
taught men to place high value on themselves
196:2.10
(2093;4)
loss of
s.-r.
ends in paralysis of will
159:3.3
(1765;5)
society should aim to preserve citizenry's
71:3.6
(803;6)
self-restraint.
See
self-control
self-righteousness.
See
self-importance
self-satisfaction.
See
self-importance
self-torture
ancient form of mourning
87:2.4
(959;5)
co-operation with Adjuster does not entail
110:3.4
(1206;2)
in ancient initiation ceremonies
70:7.6
(791;3)
older ideas of self-discipline embraced
89:3.4
(976;6)
selfhood.
See
self
selfishness.
See also
altruism
;
self-importance
acts of
s.
result from material feelings, human emotions
102:3.3
(1121;5)
Adjuster places preference on altruism over egoism in early conflict between
103:2.4-10
(1131;3)
egotism is vainglorious and suicidal
52:6.4-6
(597;5)
,
111:6.9
(1223;1)
foolish and deceptive pursuits of
195:9.7
(2083;3)
indulging satisfactions of
166:3.4
(1829;1)
insures downfall of highest type of government
71:3.1
(803;1)
leads to darkness, death, grief
130:1.2
(1428;2)
,
131:3.6
(1447;3)
Lucifer and Caligastia judged their unselfish advisers by their own
66:8.2
(752;3)
man can reject survival by
111:1.9
(1217;4)
may thwart maternal instinct
84:1.7
(932;4)
narrow-minded self-interest ultimately destructive of what it seeks to maintain
71:6.1
(805;5)
nonreligious activities bend universe to distorting service of self
5:4.3
(67;1)
sin of prostituting divine talents for selfish gain
136:6.9
(1519;2)
spiritual deliverance from selfishness
141:3.8
(1590;3)
avoiding
s.
favors spiritual growth
100:1.8
(1095;3)
be exposed to vast number of other religious experiences to prevent
103:1.3
(1130;2)
forsake life of self for divine life
3:5.13
(51;12)
transcend
s.
by meditation in presence of sovereignty of God
99:7.4
(1093;2)
when attacked by
s.
, rest in the unassailable citadel of the spirit
100:2.7
(1096;4)
unbridled self-will, unregulated self-expression
54:1.5
(613;7)
universe is not egocentric
28:6.18
(316;5)
weariness is reward of
131:1.6
(1443;2)
whoever would save his life shall lose it
103:5.6
(1134;4)
,
140:5.19
(1575;4)
,
158:7.5
(1760;2)
,
160:5.10
(1782;1)
wholly self-centered prayers find no lodgment in Son's spirit circuit
7:3.6
(84;6)
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