Chapter

 1     II|       Burned into soul and sense,~
 2     II|  mark! Things that solicit sense~
 3     II|  Ponders on objects of the sense, there springs~
 4     II|  deals with objects of the sense~
 5     II|  itself to follow shows of sense~
 6     II|               The world of sense pours streams of witchery,~
 7    III|          Glutting his idle sense, lives a lost life,~
 8    III|  unknowing toil, wedded to sense,~
 9    III| things within the world of sense,~
10    III|         The objects of the sense will stir the sense~
11    III|    the sense will stir the sense~
12    III|                            Sense, mind, and reason -- these,
13    III|    Constrain th' entangled sense!~
14     IV|                Joys of the sense, delights of eye and ear,~
15      V|               The world of sense can no more stain his soul~
16      V|               All touch of sense, letting no contact through;~
17     VI|        Beyond all scope of sense, revealed to soul-~
18   VIII| Life, not like the life of sense,~
19     IX|                       Have sense of one pervading Spirit'
20     XI|      Therefore I give thee sense divine. Have other eyes,
21    XII|  adore Me, mastering their sense,~
22   XIII|    and the five domains of sense;~
23   XIII|                 Yet beyond sense He is; sustaining all,~
24     XV|                  Of wooing sense: its hanging rootlets seek~
25  XVIII|                         By sense of self, with all-absorbing