Essay

 1    1|    phenomena, has no finality of form and therefore changes with
 2    1|  essential part of life. In some form or other it affects us every
 3    1|     aspect, is just like another form of craving and as craving,
 4    1|      which is an ideal practical form of the Four Sublime States,
 5    1|          The Four Sublime States form the foundation of individual
 6    1|      cannot say when and in what form misfortune may strike him.
 7    2|    Dhamma -- perhaps keeping the form but surely losing the essence
 8    3|       all conscious or under any form of normal conscious control.
 9    3|         will be, perhaps, in the form of over-emotive indignation
10    3|      repression. In its simplest form it can be something as apparently '
11    3|  Theravãda and Mahãyãna,  in the form of Zen, Tibetan Buddhism
12    3|     explains a great deal. Every form of ostentation we may indulge
13    3|      whether in cruder or subtle form. The large car which seems
14    3|    insecurity may take a reverse form of exaggerated modesty and
15    3| self-sacrifice. This latter is a form of compensation we may choose
16    4|          this situation, in some form, individually. Now it may
17    4|     probably include some strong form of frustration or repression.
18    4|      refusal to see something, a form of deliberate (even though '
19    4|          outset, that there is a form of clinging to ignorance.
20    4|     weaknesses. But there is one form of attachment we must guard
21    4|       repression it may take the form of a sort of 'purity complex': '