Chapter

1 II  |     straight from the heart of the eternal youth of the race, these
2 III |     hideous machinery, - a hell of eternal ugliness and joylessness
3 IV  |        surges billow unseen out of eternal Night to burst in foam of
4 VII |          bond; its doctrine of one eternal Buddha as Father and Saviour;
5 VIII|         but the Infinite Self, the eternal Absolute.~{p. 197}~In the
6 IX  |          veil of illusion), is the eternal and divine, the Absolute
7 IX  | halting-places upon the journey to eternal peace. For all beings there
8 IX  |          false self, and which are eternal.~   Though science pronounces
9 XI  |           or done for any save the eternal purpose, are but dreams