growth

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growth. See also balance; progress; spiritual growth
finite growth
fullness of evolution will exhaust capacity for (117:5.14)
terminates with completion of Supreme (117:2.2)
indicated by progress, not products (100:1.3)
intellectual acquisition part of universe g. (37:6.6)
nature of growth
always unconscious (100:3.7)
augmentation of status (117:2.2)
confusion goes before g. (99:6.1)
decisions open up new capacity for g. (115:3.16)
evolution is cosmic technique of (100:3.7)
greatest where external pressures are minimum (103:5.11)
infinity of God means eternity will not exhaust (106:7.6)
man cannot cause g., only supply favorable conditions (100:3.7)
overrapid g. is suicidal (39:4.12)
prejudice and ignorance are chief inhibitors of g. (100:1.2)
problems of g. (100:4sec)
punctuated by transient goal attainment (118:0.10,12)
should be lifelong (100:1.2)
Supreme is source of evolutionary g. (117:2sec)
occurs because
innate drives toward g. function unless inhibited (100:1.6)
interassociation of Original, Actual, and Potential result in possibility for g. (115:3.9)
of creature-Creator partnership (116:0.3)
of innate search for destinies commensurate with infinity source (105:5.5)
of nature of Sevenfold, Supreme, Ultimate (115:3.9)
of partiality and incompleteness of existence (115:7.1)
time lag provides opportunity for (106:1.1-2)
philosophy, religion, and science welded together by wisdom, faith, and experience (98:2.12)
some persons too busy for (100:1.2)
unification of mathematical logic, mind-reason, and spirit-faith in personality (16:6.10)

Cross-references

See also balance
See also progress
See also spiritual growth

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