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Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 7:23 + (The shadow of a cloud, the favour of the base, new corn, a flower, these last only a little time; so it is with youth and riches.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 2:14 + (The soothsayer for evil never knows his own fate.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 1:20 + (The soul ripens in tears.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 9:30 + (The spirit it is, that, under the myriad illusions of life, works steadily towards its goal; silently, imperceptibly, irresistibly, moving on to divinity.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 3:24 + (The subtle self is to be known by thought alone; for every thought of men is interwoven with the senses, and when thought is purified, then the self arises.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:4 + (The sun causes day and night, divine and human. Night is for the sleep of beings, day for the performance of their duty.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:17 + (The virtuous man cannot be hurt, the misery that his enemy would inflict comes back on himself.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 2:19 + (The virtuous man who is happy in this life, is sure to be still happier in his next.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:10 + (The wheel of sacrifice has Love for its nave, Action for its tire, and Brotherhood for its spokes.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:20 + (The wise guard the home of nature's order; they assume excellent forms in secret.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 7:29 + (The wise man does good as naturally as he breathes.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 12:6 + (The wise man is he who can either take or leave those so-called necessities of life with which other people are intemperate.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:23 + (The wise who knows the Self as bodiless within the bodies, as unchanging among changing things, as great and omnipresent, does never grieve.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 9:6 + (The wolf changes his coat, and the serpent his skin, but not their nature.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:6 + (The world exists by cause; all things exist by cause; and beings are bound by cause, even as the rolling cart-wheel by the pin of an axle-tree.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:21 + (The worst of maladies is envy; the best of medicines is health.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 9:7 + (The young of the raven appears to it a nightingale.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 6:2 + (Theosophy is not the acquirement of powers, whether psychic or intellectual, though both are its servants.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 6:5 + (Theosophy is the science of life, the art of living.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 6:27 + (Theosophy is the vehicle of the spirit that giveth life; consequently, nothing dogmatic can be Theosophical.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:28 + (There are four things of which a little goes on a long way: pain, poverty, error, and enmity.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:19 + (There are three things of which one never tires: health, life and wealth.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:13 + (There exists no spot on the earth, or in the sky, or in the sea, neither is there any in the mountain-clefts, where an evil deed does not bring trouble to the doer.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:13 + (There is a road that leads to Wealth; there is another road that leads to Nirvana.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:26 + (There is more courage in facing the world with undisguised truth, than in descending into a wild beast's den.)

Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:2 + (There is no death without sin, and no affliction without transgression.)

Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#Gem 6:0 + (There is “true” Knowledge. Learn thou it i … There is “true” Knowledge. Learn thou it is this: To see one Changeless Life in all that lives, And in the Separate, One Inseparable. There is imperfect Knowledge: that which sees The separate existences apart, And, being separated, holds them real. There is false Knowledge: that which blindly clings To one as if 'twere all, seeking no cause, Deprived of light, narrow, and dull, and “dark”.f 'twere all, seeking no cause, Deprived of light, narrow, and dull, and “dark”.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 3:6 + (This life is in the world of work and retributive justice; the life that follows is in the world of great reward.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 8:12 + (This world is a venomous tree, bearing two honey-sweet fruits: the divine essence of poetry and the friendship of the noble.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:13 + (Those who prefer to swim in the waters of their ignorance, and to go down very low, need not exert the body or heart; they need only cease to move, and they will surely sink.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:11 + (Though despised, one sleeps with comfort, with comfort awakes, with comfort lives in this world; but the scorner perisheth.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 3:30 + (Thoughts alone cause the round of rebirths in this world; let a man strive to purify his thoughts, what a man thinks, that he is: this is the old secret.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:22 + (Three things can never be got with three things: wealth, with wishing for it; youth, with cosmetics; health, with medicine.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:4 + (Three things make a poor man rich: courtesy, consideration for others, and the avoidance of suspicion.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 6:7 + (Through joy and sorrow, pain and pleasure, the soul comes to a knowledge of itself.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 3:2 + (To enjoy the day of plenty, you must be patient in the day of want.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 1:4 + (To every man that is born, an axe is born in his mouth, by which the fool cuts himself, when speaking bad language.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 2:11 + (To feel one's ignorance is to be wise; to feel sure of one's wisdom is to be a fool.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 4:25 + (To forgive without forgetting, is again to reproach the wrong-doer every time the act comes back to us.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 9:1 + (To him who has subdued self by SELF, his self is a friend; but to him who has not subdued senses by mind, that self is an enemy.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 12:7 + (To hold on with fortitude in one condition, and sobriety in the other, is a proof of a great soul and an impregnable virtue.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 6:14 + (To obtain the knowledge of self, is a greater achievement than to command the elements or to know the future.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:23 + (Trifling ruins earnestness, lying is the enemy of truth, and oppression perverts justice.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 5:27 + (True clemency is in foregoing revenge, when it is in one's power; true patience is in bearing up against disappointments.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 10:12 + (Trust not in business one ever caught asleep by the sun rising or setting, for thereby he incurs great sin.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 3:16 + (Truth is brighter than the sun; truth is the sunny day of Reason, and falsehood the mind's dark night.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 2:1 + (Two things are impossible in this world of Maya: to enjoy more than Karma hath allotted; to die before one's hour hath struck.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#Gem 1:0 + (UTTISTHA! — Rise! Awake! Seek t … UTTISTHA! — Rise! Awake! Seek the great Teachers, and attend! The road Is narrow as a knife-edge! Hard to tread! But whoso once perceiveth HIM that IS; — Without a name, Unseen, Impalpable, Bodiless, Undiminished, Unenlarged, To senses undeclared, without an end, Without beginning, Timeless, Higher than height, Deeper than depth! Lo! Such an one is saved! Death hath not power upon him! Deeper than depth! Lo! Such an one is saved! Death hath not power upon him!)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 7:21 + (Unenduring are youth, beauty, life, wealth, lordship, the society of the beloved; let not the wise be deluded by these.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 9:26 + (Useless to seek to seize the ocean-echo, by clasping the shell in which it lies hid; as useless to try to seize this essence, by grasping the form in which for a moment it shone.)
Blavatsky writings/Gems from the East#gem 11:3 + (Vain hopes cut man off from every good; but the renunciation of avarice prevents every ill.)

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