…They just keep on doing whatever they felt like doing. They felt like curfewing the world. We had a Caesar, an Alexander, a Napoleon, or a Hitler. These people did as they pleased, regardless of who it hurt or how much. And we have assumed that this…

…larger scale, the national heroes. the world heroes and we remember in the past we remember not only Pythagoras and Plato but Napoleon and Genghis Khan and we begin to recognize that we inherit from the past memories that are important and memories that…

…people can do it. He is so sure of himself. Forms on him that is me and God. Hitler, the man of destiny. Napoleon, the man of destiny. It was their own arrogance, their own conceit, their own stubborn unwillingness to listen to anyone else that finally…

…was a sensible restoration of Egyptology. And this continued to remain more or less imaginative until, through the cooperation of Napoleon, the Rosetta Stone was made available to the students of Egyptology in Europe, and Champollion supplied the necessary key…

…as are told of this matter This cup as a green jewel did have quite a long history, however, and during the Napoleonic Wars, Napoleon I said, was in a position to examine what was originally believed to be the original green cup of the taken from the…

…his end. In some mysterious and some infamous manner, his destiny, like the destiny of Hitler or Mussolini, is cut short. Like Napoleon, he ends at Alba. Like Alexander, he falls or ceases not far from Babylon. Always this great path of glory leads but…

…was added to this at the Council of Nicaea. there was the code of Hammurabi long ago the code Justinian the code Napoleon and today more or less the code chaos these different codes were intended to regulate conduct now most people in different parts…

…They are people that have risen up to, in many cases probably, to accomplish what they believe to be a useful change in society. Napoleon was one of those who had a divinity complex. He believed that God had appointed him to save the world. There is no…

…generalities are too abstract and uncertain now another problem involves not only in prejudice is ambition many persons are born Napoleon and most of them end in Waterloo many people are quite convinced that by some circumstance beyond their own control…

…moderate achievement. They must go on and on to the domination of society. People of the caliber of Hitler, Mussolini, Napoleon are examples of this tremendous drive which ends in tragedy to themselves and disaster to the world. Therefore, the individual...…

…coming back into estimation because there is no remedy for world conditions except the restoration of religiously oriented idealism. even Napoleon who was not what might be termed especially devout said that there was no nation can be ruled without religion…

…Codes like the Code of Hammurabi, the oldest moral code we know. The Justinian Code, all the way down to the Code Napoleon. These codes tell us certain truths. And for the most part, people in trouble have violated a code. Very few have violated…

…got out of it that wasn't pleasant, they deserved. But the victory won by violence. is the same thing as a victory won by Napoleon or one of the other great conquerors. It is a victory floating for a moment on the surface of inevitable defeat, so that…

…But then we look back on Caesar, dead at the foot of Pompey's statue, Alexander dead at the foot of the walls of Babylon, Napoleon in St. Helena, Hitler in the bunker in Berlin, Mussolini hanging on a lamppost in Italy. These things all seem to add up…

…we've completely forgotten as at the present time the earth belongs to whoever can get a mortgage on it. And everyone, Napoleon, Caesar, Hitler, Mussolini, all these have tried to get that mortgage. The earth is here and they are gone. Actually, we…

…was not livable and all over the world where churches and temples were closed down they are being opened again because as Napoleon pointed out on one occasion it's easy enough to conquer a people but you cannot rule them after they are conquered without…

…glands become, as it were, bridges between attitude and body processes. Attitudes destroy digestion. It was said on one occasion that Napoleon would have been a very happy, quiet, probably private citizen if he hadn't had two or three extra drops of green…

…and of Caesar. We have inherited the invasions of the Mongol conquerors. We have inherited the wars and the hostilities of Napoleon, of Hitler, and of all the great ambitious men who have sought to fulfill their life destiny by destroying their fellow…

…now, where atheistic cultures have been built up, they have a resurgence of religious belief. More and more, religion is returning. As Napoleon pointed out, you can conquer people with an army, but you can only become a leader in peace with the help of…

…the end of that great escapade. Now along comes another little man, physically little as well as every other way, and that is Napoleon Bonaparte. He was a real busy world conqueror, and he felt empowered by God to do this. It was a great project. He…

…right and wrong are closing in on us again. In addition to the Mosaic Code or the Justinian Code, we have the Code Napoleon. which was essentially the same. For wherever there has been a rule, it has always been approximately the same rule, whether in…

…have divided it in any way that seemed advantageous. We have produced the great conquerors each other, Genghis Khan, Kublai Khan, Napoleon, Alexander, Caesar, and we have their story. In our educational system, we know what happened to all of them. All of…

…through modification it has come to take on the appearance of an eagle but when it did so it copied the eagles of Napoleon the eagles of Alexandria and the eagles of Caesar these were something else to it they were not the mysterious phoenix bird…

…know that the eagles were on the banners of the Crusaders and now the eagles take on a new flight first as the crest of Napoleon here was the descent of one line the eagle level of the Phoenix which was not all that might be desired but we find the…

…eagle level of the Phoenix which was not all that might be desired but we find the French Revolution and the rise of Napoleon as we might say the complete end of feudalism from that time on nations began to emerge and relieve themselves from the…

…to emerge and relieve themselves from the pressures of miserable overlords and aristocracies little by little after the fall of Napoleon the system of democratic government began to emerge it developed in Switzerland it was part of the Calvinistic teachings…

…themselves transportation came communication entertainment was highly specialized the whole world moved from an old basis to a new basis Napoleon was indirectly responsible not because he had any real intentions of doing anything like that but he did establish…

…the Christian era we remember the scuds that fought over the fields of Troy We remember the Inquisition, the conquests of Napoleon, Caesar and Alexander. The attempted conquests of Hitler and Mussolini. We know there was nothing but misery. There was nothing…

…of the wars that have gone, the great wars of Attila and Atlantic. It will teach us a little bit about Solomon and Napoleon and Hitler and Mussolini and Stalin. It will give us a very interesting short section of all these things. But what we're reading…

…world in Yusuf knows about all bad rules. It knows about Genghis Khan. It knows about the conquest of Alexander and Napoleon. It knows all kinds of things about selfish people who have destroyed their empires, corrupted their world, and tortured their…

…naturally deaf, and that was Hideyoshi. Hideyoshi was, to a certain degree, the Oliver Cromwell of Japan. Others have likened him to Napoleon, but I think the Cromwell parallel is perhaps the most accurate. He became, so to say, Lord Protector. He was not…

…But even in cases of this kind, the soul seems to operate more than we realize. The Mademoiselle de Beaumont was the astrologer of Napoleon I. she was his guide for many years and she was also a palmist and a card reader she was probably the greatest…

…many years and she was also a palmist and a card reader she was probably the greatest psychic consultant of her generation she told Napoleon to stay out of Russia that the evil Cod told her that if he went to Russia all would be lost but napoleon…

…dangerous state of affairs because it can ultimately end in a complete tyranny the dictatorship of the past of Alexander and Napoleon and Hitler actually achieved by means of a little instrument that sits on a table unless we use these various advancements…

…we know that all of these truths are available we can tell now very easily the story of Caesar we know what happened to Napoleon we are quite aware of when Genghis Khan was tied to the back of his horse after death so his followers would not know…

…experiences of our neighbors and also, of course, historical experience. But we can find ways to know that certain things don't work. Napoleon, for example, made the statement one day that almost any clever general can win a battle. But only with the help…

…can depend upon education to summarize these various facts, make them available to us honorably. Civilization should learn to know as Napoleon found out that you cannot civilize a faithless world. You cannot take the belief in good out of an individual…

…have enabled him to know what must happen. Yet he chose to ignore the very judgment that he possessed. The same is true of Napoleon I. Napoleon was not a foolish man in the sense of common knowledge. He was a skillful leader, beloved by his armies. He…

…him to know what must happen. Yet he chose to ignore the very judgment that he possessed. The same is true of Napoleon I. Napoleon was not a foolish man in the sense of common knowledge. He was a skillful leader, beloved by his armies. He was a…

…move from competitive insignificance to an exceedingly dangerous condition. And most of the world's tyrants, like Adolf Hitler or Napoleon or Genghis Khan or Caesar, were great self-willed vehicles of energy. They were determined to fulfill their own ambitions.…

…man will, like Caesar, fall at the foot of the statue of Pompey with his best friend's dagger in his heart, will, like Napoleon, end on St. Helena, or like Hitler, end in a bunker in Berlin. All of this tremendous willfulness is blocked by the fact…

…We know that all of these truths are available. We can tell now, very easily, the story of Caesar. We know what happened to Napoleon. We are quite aware of when Genghis Khan was tied to the back of his horse after death so his followers would not know…

…experiences of our neighbors and also, of course, historical experience. But we can find ways to know that certain things don't work. Napoleon, for example, made the statement one day that almost any clever general can win a battle. But only with the help…

…can depend upon education to summarize these various facts, make them available to us honorably. civilization should learn to know, as Napoleon found out, that you cannot civilize a faithless world. You cannot take the belief in good out of an individual…

…the consequences of the wars of Caesar and Alexander and for a long time to come we will fight the wars of Napoleon and Hitler the tremendous consequences of these things the whole theory is wrong and nature will never support wrong it won't support…

…discovered it when they started to reopen the temples of Confucius and Mencius. It is being found throughout the world. And even Napoleon Bonaparte in his worst moments said that without religion no nation could be civilized. So we are now in the face of…

…but even in cases of this kind the soul seems to operate more than we realize. The Mademoiselle de Maumont was the astrologer of Napoleon I. She was his guide for many years and she was also a palmist and a card reader. She was probably the greatest…

…many years and she was also a palmist and a card reader. She was probably the greatest psychic consultant of her generation. She told Napoleon to stay out of Russia the evil card told her that if he went to Russia all would be lost but Napoleon thought…

…generation. She told Napoleon to stay out of Russia the evil card told her that if he went to Russia all would be lost but Napoleon thought at that time that he was more important and more powerful than a card so he went to Russia and that was the…

…and that was the end now the truth of the matter is that in the very depths of himself in his own psychic nature Napoleon realized Not only the danger of the Russian campaign because it was an expert military But also he realized that the whole course…

…the individuals who have left us beauty more than we admire those who have left us strength. We may write some histories about Napoleon and people of that nature, but in our simple daily living we are much closer to our poets, to our mystics, to our…

…is success. And of course we all are looking for that. Success has to be estimated in terms of experience. To some people Napoleon was a success. Others do not agree with this. Some and a good many believe that the most successful person who ever lived…

…history to defend our present action, we should look where some of the better history is, not on the wars with Napoleon and Caesar or the conquests of Alexander, but in the system of Scientific, philosophical, and religious integration, which for many…

…most of the great wars of history. Religion has motivated so that all of them in one way or another were holy wars. Napoleon was convinced that God had ordained him to unite Europe. One group after another under political or religious terms has gone on…

…not blame the gods in any way for this matter let's not assume that the blessing of a bad motive will produce a victory Napoleon found that out most of the dictators and leaders have acted or played the part of agents of heaven They have come to do…

…in many countries which were considered atheistic, the churches, the mosques, the temples, the cathedrals are opening again. Why? Because, as Napoleon once pointed out, you cannot rule a people unless that people have a religion that is strong enough to take…

…great rules of government from the Code of Hammurabi and the Code of Justinian, and the Mosaic Code, and the Code of Napoleon. They've all been great legal codes which we have cheerfully broken. And the Mosaic Code and the Code of Napoleon, they've all…

…Code of Napoleon. They've all been great legal codes which we have cheerfully broken. And the Mosaic Code and the Code of Napoleon, they've all been great legal codes which we have cheerfully broken. We find that in every profession the search for profit…

…read of Alexander the Great dead at 30 under the walls of Babylon Caesar assassinated at the foot of Pompey's collar we see Napoleon dying of cancer on the island of St. Helena we see Hitler committing suicide in a bunker in Berlin we see Mussolini and…

…body. There's a great flowing downward. This blue with dots in it is water. Here also we find a strange person that Napoleon John and others believe represented the Earth Mother. And she also has a bucket or bowl of water overturned, which is continually…