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Meanings of unfoldment in English
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Usage of unfoldment in English
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Memory often keeps us related in strange ways, and hinders our unfoldment.
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History, we should hold, is in great part an unfoldment of this motive.
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Life is continuous, and its object is development, unfoldment and growth.
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The success crowning the initial stage in its unfoldment has exceeded our fondest expectations.
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And we did well to patiently abide the complete unfoldment of the Divine plan.
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All the great unfoldment of the race comes from there.
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The greatest possible unfoldment is not a gift of God.
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The next unfoldment caused them to raise altars to "the unknown God."
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Life and Mind in all their varying degrees of unfoldment!
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This marks a new epoch in the unfoldment of our Faith and an important one.
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The conclusion of the first phase of its tremendous and irresistible unfoldment is now approaching.
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We enter this study in different stages of unfoldment.
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Life is an unfoldment, and the further we travel the more truth we can comprehend.
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Beware of stifling this craving of nature for self-unfoldment.
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The term means the unfoldment of the Individual Mind, until it can recognize the Spirit Within.
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And yet all this is necessary for proper unfoldment and development, else it would not be.
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