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 1 IV   |        shadows they are; and the earth under them - out of which
 2 IV   |      shadow will this phantasmal earth swallow us at last, and
 3 IV   |        they are born again. This earth must die: her seas shall
 4 IX   | subjective appearances. The very earth we tread upon, - the mountains
 5 IX(1)|      Mahayana.~   "Grass, trees, earth, - all these shall become
 6 IX(1)|         the four great elements [earth, fire, water, air] as non-sentient.
 7 IX   |      mind in graceful things. On earth these are classed among
 8 IX   |         least seen, even on this earth; while others declare that
 9 IX   |         longer than life on this earth according to number of years,
10 IX   |         them, or in heaven or on earth,~Their fleeting individuality."~
11 IX   |      heaven and furniture of the earth' are the transitory forms
12 X(2) |       Divine Body. In Heaven and Earth it is called Kami; in all