selfishness

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selfishness. See also altruism; self-importance
acts of s. result from material feelings, human emotions (102:3.3)
Adjuster places preference on altruism over egoism in early conflict between (103:2.4-10)
egotism is vainglorious and suicidal (52:6.4-6) (111:6.9)
foolish and deceptive pursuits of (195:9.7)
indulging satisfactions of (166:3.4)
insures downfall of highest type of government (71:3.1)
leads to darkness, death, grief (130:1.2) (131:3.6)
Lucifer and Caligastia judged their unselfish advisers by their own (66:8.2)
man can reject survival by (111:1.9)
may thwart maternal instinct (84:1.7)
narrow-minded self-interest ultimately destructive of what it seeks to maintain (71:6.1)
nonreligious activities bend universe to distorting service of self (5:4.3)
sin of prostituting divine talents for selfish gain (136:6.9)
spiritual deliverance from selfishness (141:3.8)
avoiding s. favors spiritual growth (100:1.8)
be exposed to vast number of other religious experiences to prevent (103:1.3)
forsake life of self for divine life (3:5.13)
transcend s. by meditation in presence of sovereignty of God (99:7.4)
when attacked by s., rest in the unassailable citadel of the spirit (100:2.7)
unbridled self-will, unregulated self-expression (54:1.5)
universe is not egocentric (28:6.18)
weariness is reward of (131:1.6)
whoever would save his life shall lose it (103:5.6) (140:5.19) (158:7.5) (160:5.10)
wholly self-centered prayers find no lodgment in Son’s spirit circuit (7:3.6)

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