Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 1, 4, 9| however pleasing it may be, causes us little 'pleasure. It
2 1, 6, 2| interdependence. On the contrary, body causes mind to work, and at the
3 1, 6, 2| and at the same time mind causes body to work; so that their
4 1, 6, 8| universe, what is it that causes unreal objects to appear?
5 1, 6, 8| can tell what it is that causes these unreal appearances.
6 1, 7, 2| there are on earth many more causes of pain than of pleasure;~
7 1, 7, 2| are no definite external causes of pain nor those of pleasure,
8 1, 7, 2| for one and the same thing causes pain at one time and pleasure
9 1, 7, 2| pleasure?~~How do you know the causes of one are more numerous
10 1, 7, 2| are more numerous than the causes of the other?~Expose thermometers
11 1, 7, 2| are no definite external causes of pain and pleasure, and
12 1, 7, 2| that there must be internal causes which modify the external.~
13 1, 7, 6| increase in the number of men causes the decrease in that of
14 1, 7, 6| decrease in the number of men causes the increase in that of
15 1, 7, 8| however, to~analyze these causes and effects in order to
16 Appen, 1 | without direct or indirect causes, they should come forth
17 Appen, 1 | neither direct nor indirect causes. For instance, a stone would
18 Appen, 1 | some direct or indirect causes (to gain its knowledge),
19 Appen, 1 | the heavenly will, which causes the unrighteous to prosper
20 Appen, 2, 2| means of direct or indirect causes, just as the water of a
21 Appen, 2, 3| seven Vijñanas. Each of them causes external objects on which
22 Appen, 2, 4| without direct and indirect causes. Therefore there is anything
23 Appen, 2, 4| through direct and indirect causes I declare to be the very
24 Appen, 2, 4| universe, what is it that causes unreal objects to appear?
25 Appen, 2, 4| can tell what it is that causes these unreal appearances.
26 Appen, 4 | in all probability some causes for its coming into existence,
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