Essay

 1    1|           teaching fosters in us a feeling of all-embracing kindness
 2    1|            not only a thinking and feeling creature but also a striving
 3    1|         this way, a person gains a feeling of inner security and frees
 4    1|   conceited and develop a superior feeling - of an inflated "I". If
 5    1|      liable to develop an inferior feeling - of a deflated "I", and
 6    1|     grounded on both, thought and' feeling. A Buddhist monk does social
 7    1|    emotions. By emotion is meant a feeling which moves us strongly.
 8    2|         meditation who already are feeling the benefits of meditation
 9    2|         have acquired the skill of feeling these sensations while we
10    3|         though this is much more a feeling than a purely intellectual
11    3|         There may well be a strong feeling of resistance to the acceptance
12    3|            this point. If so, this feeling itself should he very carefully
13    3|          could not die. Thus, too, feeling based on sense-impressions
14    3|     craving: if there were no such feeling there would be no craving.
15    3|            as the self-concept (or feeling) is operative. It is beyond
16    3|         people have at times had a feeling while in the normal sense '
17    4|          rooted in their own basic feeling of insecurity. The trouble
18    4|          we have an unsatisfactory feeling in the only place where
19    4| philosophically, that means). This feeling may take many forms, but
20    4|         much to reduce the general feeling of dissatisfaction each
21    4|          only too well imagine the feeling of helplessness and insecurity
22    4|          occur: a kind of 'unreal' feeling may arise in which one seems
23    4|       There may even be a distinct feeling of puzzlement as to where
24    4|        find a reduction in our own feeling of tension, greater calm
25    4|             It may manifest in the feeling 'I cannot possibly have