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 1 IV   |          even though vaguely, of Future and Past. But the Why!~   
 2 V    |         national bankruptcy, the future industrial prosperity of
 3 VII  |     Buddhism; for he decided the future of Buddhism in the Empire,
 4 VIII |     ideas of preëxistence and of future rebirths will prove especially
 5 VIII |          that out of the certain future union of Western knowledge~
 6 IX   |         But in the course of our future evolution they must be utterly
 7 IX   | suffering for the benefit of the future? How can it concern us whether
 8 IX   |          and the present and the future are veritably One. Suppose
 9 IX(1)|      referring to Karma, heaven, future life, past life, etc. But
10 IX   |          corresponding number of future births; - in the next higher
11 IX   |          acts, past, present, or future, of all past, present, or
12 IX   |         of all past, present, or future beings. . . . Now these
13 IX   |       past and perception of the future. Mental and moral advance
14 IX   |         the lapse of millions of future lives, is much more of a
15 IX   |       and ethical feeling. Every future forward pace upon the moral
16 IX   |         a hope which no possible future form of positive knowledge
17 XI   |             no present, past, or future. Form and the names of form
18 XI   |         Time in the past and the future must be of exceedingly pure
19 XI   |          have become for you the Future. And could you have endured
20 XI   |       endured even yet more, the Future would have orbed back for