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Alice Bailey - The obstacles to soul cognition are...

The obstacles to soul cognition are bodily disability, mental inertia, wrong questioning, carelessness, laziness, lack of dispassion, erroneous perception, inability to achieve concentration, failure to hold the meditative attitude when achieved. (Alice Bailey)

The obstacles to soul cognition are bodily disability, mental inertia, wrong questioning, carelessness, laziness, lack of dispassion, erroneous perception, inability to achieve concentration, failure to hold the meditative attitude when achieved.

Alice Bailey

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attitude carelessness cognition concentration disability dispassion failure hold inability inertia lack laziness mental perception questioning soul wrong

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