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 1 VIII |       the Self is not the true Consciousness, rarely finds expression
 2 IX   |  idealism even to imagine that consciousness might not be Self. The Buddhist,
 3 IX   | suggests very plainly that the consciousness is not the Real Self, and
 4 IX   |     that state of mind between consciousness and unconsciousness," -
 5 IX   |     state of mind in which the consciousness both of sensations and of
 6 IX   |      dwelling behind the false consciousness of imperfect man, - beyond
 7 IX   |    merely sensuous and selfish consciousness. And science even supports
 8 IX   |   continuance of this sensuous consciousness must appear to her irreconcilable
 9 IX   |  reality composed of groups of consciousness, at once independent and
10 IX(1)|        term, but only a divine consciousness. "Heart," in the {footnote
11 XI   |  threads, were pouring into my consciousness, out of the abysmal past,
12 XI   | brought again to me the simple consciousness of the single present. Oh!