Chapter

 1 I  |   outer circle of unconscious perception which lies beyond the field
 2 V  | Japanese prints; but I had no perception of the deeper meaning of
 3 V  |  simple joy of existence, the perception of natural law in form and
 4 V  |    law in form and color, the perception of natural law in change,
 5 VII|    has a certain quickness of perception, ready energy, and general
 6 IX |      sense of the approaching perception of larger truth comes to
 7 IX |      man, - beyond sensation, perception, thought, - wrapped in the
 8 IX |    such varying and imperfect perception we are sufficiently assured
 9 IX |    medium through which right perception is deflected and distorted, -
10 IX |     knowledge of the past and perception of the future. Mental and