self-importance
22 subentries
- self-importance. See also pride; selfishness; vanity
- danger of losing sense of proportion as to one’s (50:1.2-3)
- death inescapable when self-concepts fully displace Adjuster governance (12:9.6)
- exhausts, not effort to achieve (48:6.37)
- filthy rags of self-righteousness (150:5.2)
- he who speaks for himself seeks his own glory (162:2.1)
- higher spiritual orders do not look down on lower (25:1.1)
- humor helps avoid overdeveloped notion of (48:4.14-18)
- Judas
- exaggerated ideas of (139:12.6)
- heart set on self-exaltation (177:4.7)
- resentful his abilities unrecognized (177:4.4)
- Lucifer and Caligastia’s feelings of (66:8.2)
- parental overloving injuriously exalts child’s sense of (177:2.2)
- Pharisees filled with self-righteousness (166:1.4)
- self-admiration tends towards exploitation of others (54:1.6)
- self-contemplation is most disastrous (53:1.3)
- self-exaltation causes one to be humbled (175:1.10)
- self-respect is not self-admiration (156:5.14)
- spiritual greatness incompatible with self-exaltation (158:6.3)
- the first shall be last (163:3.4) (166:3.5)
- trials of life must first prepare the self-satisfied (132:7.2)
- work is important, self is not (48:6.37)
Cross-references
- See also pride
- See also selfishness
- See also vanity
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