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 1 II  |           them, in short, is their absolute artlessness. That was why
 2 V   |            first be assured of the absolute correctness of every step
 3 V(1)|        when held in the hand. Such absolute realism, however, is only
 4 VII |           trust on both sides, and absolute obedience being assured
 5 VIII|         Infinite Self, the eternal Absolute.~{p. 197}~In the following
 6 IX  |         neither more nor less than absolute nothingness, - complete
 7 IX  |            of view, the process of absolute annihilation. We are told
 8 IX  |            eternal and divine, the Absolute Reality: not a soul, not
 9 IX  |    Buddhism the only entity is the Absolute; and to that entity the
10 IX  |        possible. The unconditioned Absolute is above all relations:
11 IX  |     grosser natures, belong to the Absolute. In generous natures the
12 IX  |           text and commentary. The Absolute of Buddhism is one as ether
13 IX  | composition of units.1~p. 258}~The Absolute is conceivable only (according