Book, §

 1   4, 14|                14. 'This timid action of yours would be fit for
 2   4, 38|      to its full, imitated his action, as playing the hero.~
 3   6, 8 |        pleased with this noble action of thine; this feeling is
 4   7, 22|    penances, seeks a sphere of action for the sake of desire,-
 5   7, 23|     born again; where there is action, there must inevitably be
 6   9, 47| special nature in our power of action.~
 7   9, 49|                 49. 'Since the action of the senses is fixed,
 8   9, 53|      which is the cause of the action of the world, is also determined
 9  11, 59|       there is no ever-renewed action.~
10  11, 63|       that they may choose the action of the religious man whose
11  11, 65|        it would be an unseemly action for a merciful-hearted good
12  11, 68|      be lured into a course of action for future reward,-my mind
13  14, 49|      consciousness starts into action; (the activity) of the organism
14  14, 49|       the organism starts into action on having an experience'
15  14, 56|                  57. 'When the action of existence is stopped,
16  14, 56|      existence is stopped, the action of existence is stopped;~
17  14, 69|         who knew the course of action of the greatest among the
18  15, 56|      56. 'By the merit of that action I myself have been born
19  16, 28|      soul, and arises from the action of the chain of causation,~
20  16, 40|      from this, sets itself in action towards pleasure and the
21  16, 43|     turns, and whose sphere of action is created by ignorance,-
22  17, 8 |   power to abandon all worldly action; then accompanied by three
23  17, 9 |    having enlightened in right action and in activity the king