Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,   4, 3 |   free to be rationalized by intellectual philosophy, too universal
2     1,   4, 9 |     nothing but change. Even intellectual pleasure consists mainly
3     1,   4, 12|    the nervous system; hence intellectual powers, such as sensation,
4     1,   4, 15|      some power unifying the intellectual, emotional, and volitional
5     1,   4, 17|      Consciousness is not an Intellectual Insight.~Enlightened Consciousness
6     1,   4, 17|  Consciousness is not a bare intellectual insight, for it is full
7     1,   6, 7 | become passionless or simply intellectual, but that we have purified
8     1,   6, 8 |   good in the abstract. This intellectual tendency hardens and petrifies