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 1 2.1        |          other expressions, more power is ascribed to the inevitable
 2 2.3.4.1    |          is a means of obtaining power. Some groups are both esoteric
 3 2.3.4.1    |        of occultism is a will to power based on the dream of becoming
 4 2.3.4.1    |    reveal to people their divine power; by using this power, people
 5 2.3.4.1    |      divine power; by using this power, people prepare the way
 6 2.3.4.3    |         sense of giving too much power to knowledge and consciousness.
 7 3.2        |       fantasies of adventure and power, usually of an occult or
 8 3.4        |          Son, in docility to the power of the Holy Spirit. The
 9 3.5        |        we discover the unlimited power within us by peeling off
10 3.5        |        God the dynamic, creative power within the very centre of
11 7.2        |           they have no intrinsic power, but are simply beautiful. ~
12 7.2        |       realm, so that an immanent power within human beings would
13 7.2        |      have full control over this power, but their good or bad actions
14 7.2   (100)|     Susan Greenwood, “Gender and Power in Magical Practices”, in
15 7.2        | authentic wisdom, creativity and power. ~Neopaganism: a title often