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 1 III    |       impression received after passing the gate is that of a grand
 2 III    |  visions of dead centuries were passing by, the people kept perfectly
 3 VII    |       The sensation received on passing out of the bright, narrow,
 4 VII    |         that, immediately after passing the outer gate, I had a
 5 VIII   |      watches, mark~{p. 187}~the passing of time for the millions; -
 6 VIII(2)|      the touching of sleeves in passing is caused by some affinity
 7 VIII(1)|          another expression for passing from birth to birth. The
 8 IX     |       represents him as rapidly passing through the first, second,
 9 IX     |       that travels, - so in the passing of lives there is only the
10 IX     |        class or race, except as passing phenomena, - nay, no difference
11 IX     |    other and superior worlds, - passing first through the Six Heavens
12 IX     |      Shin-Kyô-Tsu, the power of passing any-whither through any
13 IX     | emancipation. It means only the passing of conditioned being into
14 IX     |      faith in a personal God is passing away, - when the belief
15 XI     |         the sun, - to watch the passing of waves, the fading of
16 XI     |       all of which are empty as passing foam.~   Sky, sun, and sea; -