Chapter

 1 I   |      god, should find again the feelings of the years when I was
 2 III |        to the complexity of the feelings and ideas composing them;
 3 III |      them; and the most complex feelings would therefore seem to
 4 III |          superstitions,~{p. 60}~feelings, ideas, about which foreigners,
 5 III |       we can better express our feelings by silence." I may here
 6 III |       sacrifice had stirred the feelings of the nation much more
 7 VII |        to his prospects, to the feelings of his family, to the honor
 8 VIII|      Occidental, of fancies and feelings familiar to the most ignorant
 9 IX  |      Self. Self to us signifies feelings, ideas, memory, volition;
10 IX  |   experiences the Four Infinite Feelings after all finite feeling
11 IX  |         plexus of aggregates of feelings which are themselves unstable
12 IX  |     entire life made up of such feelings and thoughts being also
13 IX  |    psychologist, is composed of feelings and the relations between
14 IX  |       and the relations between feelings; and feelings are composed
15 IX  | relations between feelings; and feelings are composed of units of
16 IX  |     their decay. While even the feelings which they have developed
17 IX  | Pleasures and pains and all the feelings relating to self-consciousness
18 IX  |        psychology recognizes no feelings not evolutionally developed
19 IX  |        asserts the existence of feelings which are immortal and~{
20 IX  |      little more than a flow of feelings and desires belonging to
21 IX  |       declares there are higher feelings, more or less latent within
22 IX  |         stages the less complex feelings, according to their complexity;
23 IX  |     Buddhist, the highest moral feelings survive races and suns and
24 IX  | universes. The purely unselfish feelings, impossible to grosser natures,
25 IX  |       In yet higher natures the feelings which are not of self find
26 IX  |        as these expand, all the feelings of self begin to thin~{p.
27 IX  |  tendencies still lurk in those feelings originally derived from
28 IX  |        classed among the higher feelings. But in a supramundane state
29 XI  |     colors, - are spectres. The feelings and the thoughts and the
30 XI  |         the clear of sight, all feelings of self, - all love and