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 1 IV   |             sharpens the delusion of personality; cold quickens egotism;
 2 IV   |           and continually constructs personality has always been going on,
 3 V    |            individualism to type, of personality to humanity, of detail to
 4 V    |             human conditions, not of personality. The picture is not drawn
 5 V    |     admiration of the art reflecting personality is, of course, non-moral,
 6 VIII |             a real (though multiple) personality that passes from birth to
 7 IX   |          disintegration of conscious personality, - the annihilation of everything
 8 IX   |           yet both individuality and personality are called illusions. I
 9 IX   |     foreknowledge of rebirth without personality?" But the answers to such
10 IX   |          condition, but as to actual personality with every reëmbodiment.
11 IX   |              individual, no constant personality: there is only phantom-self,
12 IX   |           Reality: not a soul, not a personality, but the All-Self without
13 IX   |            old theories of permanent personality, and of a single incarnation
14 IX   |           the notion of indissoluble personality; and if we accept its teaching
15 IX   |           all being is Unity, - that personality is but a delusion hiding
16 IX   |       conditioned by the illusion of personality, it is aware of pain or
17 IX   |          passes through the dream of personality into the awakening divine.1~   
18 IX   |        desirous, reassume an earthly personality? There are some very remarkable
19 IX(1)| manifestation of its higher order of personality." (Hereditary Genius, p.
20 IX(1)|         consider each human or other personality as something supernaturally
21 IX(1)|              either individuality or personality in Nirvana, but simple entity, -