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 1 IV   |       self-instability. For what is our individuality? Most certainly it is not
 2 IV   |                Most certainly it is not individuality at all: it is multiplicity
 3 IX   |              reindividualized; yet both individuality and personality are called
 4 IX   | self-consciousness; self-consciousness, individuality; individuality, the senses;
 5 IX   |      self-consciousness, individuality; individuality, the senses; the senses,
 6 IX   |          destroyed; by that of feeling, individuality and by that of individuality,
 7 IX   |            individuality and by that of individuality, self-consciousness.~ ~   
 8 IX   |                 mental and the physical individuality. Not one conquest of self
 9 IX   |            which succeeds it, - a fresh individuality, - another prison of illusion
10 IX   |               Mushiki-Kai, all sense of individuality is lost: even the thought
11 IX(1)|               we be misled by the word 'individuality.' . . . We may look upon
12 IX(1)|        hypothesis does not imply either individuality or personality in Nirvana,
13 IX   |                on earth,~Their fleeting individuality."~The Book of the Great
14 XI   |             blind oblivious numbness of individuality!~ ~   "To others also,"