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1 5|   converts and changes~every hindrance to its activity into an
2 5|       and so that which is a~hindrance is made a furtherance to
3 6|     the same time employ the hindrance towards the~exercise of
4 8|    but by acquiescing~in the hindrance and by being content to
5 8| animal is~able to make every hindrance its own material, and to
6 8|   own opinion about itself.~ Hindrance to the perceptions of sense
7 8|   evil to the animal~nature. Hindrance to the movements (desires)
8 8|      So then that which is a~hindrance to the intelligence is an
9 9|   with it~of that which is a hindrance to ignition. Accordingly