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 1   1,  Int |         or Reality? Individual or Universal? Mortal or Eternal? Is Man
 2   1,  Int |         in Nature has a soul, one universal mind, penetrates and moves
 3   1,  Int |          of the earth, and on the universal soul. The novelty and boldness
 4   1,  Int |         lights, distinct from the~universal soul, which is diffused
 5   1,  3   |       round the splendours of the universal Apollo, and under tangible
 6   1,  3   |           as it appertains to the universal nature, where nothing happens
 7   1,  4   |     itself; because it is not the universal nor the absolute entity;
 8   1,  4   |        powers incline towards the universal action, as to a thing naturally
 9   1,  4   |     always considers, through the universal knowledge that it holds
10   1,  5   |           which is the primal and universal intelligence; but the human
11   1,  5   |            and uncertain, as that universal one is quiet, fixed, and
12   1,  5   | particular intelligence is to the universal intelligence ever the same --
13   2,  Pre |       Blavstsky, "There exists an universal agent unique, of all forms
14   2,  Pre |         Electricity and Life. Its universal value is nine, for it is
15   2,  1   |          imparts existence to the universal infinite and to the innumerable
16   2,  2   |      possible to see the sun, the universal Apollo, the absolute light
17   2,  2   |            but in that Divine and universal one, he comes to understand
18   2,  2(2)|           that emanates from, the Universal Monad -- that can furnish
19   2,  4   |       aspires to the truth and to universal good, and is not satisfied