Chapter

 1 III |            letter, containing such thoughts as these: - ~   "The eighty-eighth
 2 IV  |         idea? All our emotions and thoughts and wishes, however changing
 3 V   |       acceptance of new beliefs or thoughts, - to coax it to jump to
 4 VIII|           One may discern Buddhist thoughts in the cheap cotton prints
 5 VIII| enigmatically delicate handling of thoughts classed as forbidden fruit
 6 VIII|      dodoitsu will be found mostly thoughts or emotions according with
 7 IX  |            and sin. "The mind, the thoughts, and all the senses are
 8 IX  |      Oriental philosophy, acts and thoughts are forces integrating themselves
 9 IX  |            integration of acts and thoughts, is Karma, or, at least,
10 IX  |         only because of their vain thoughts and affections that all
11 IX  |         them forsake their foolish thoughts, and cause them to see that
12 IX  |            up of such feelings and thoughts being also but transitory; -
13 IX  |    sensations, perceptions, ideas, thoughts, are related only to the
14 IX  |            own particular acts and thoughts, the new combination which
15 IX  |         are strange zones in which thoughts and memories become tangible
16 IX  |            been written, Erroneous thoughts as to the joys of heaven
17 IX  |        into objective pleasures; - thoughts as well as wishes become
18 IX  |         But there remain ideas and thoughts.~   He who can pass through
19 IX  |           the power of knowing the thoughts of all other beings; - (
20 IX  |           or can be, - and all the thoughts and acts, past, present,
21 IX  |         likewise do the results of thoughts and acts. The expansion
22 XI  |     spectres. The feelings and the thoughts and the acts of men, - whether
23 XI  |       death to which, by their own thoughts and deeds, the ignorant