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 1 Intro |            when received by a~foreign consciousness. For Mr. Okakura, in dealing
 2 Intro |             those constituents of her consciousness which are really essential.
 3 Range |           mirror the whole of Asiatic consciousness. The unique blessing of
 4 Range |             beat against the national consciousness.~paragraph continues] Yet
 5 Primit|         thought, and art.~It was this consciousness that fired the warlike Empress
 6 Confuc|        Buddhism was becoming a social consciousness. Athens was a living influence.
 7 Confuc|             integral part of the Hâng consciousness, with its vast unification
 8 Buddhi|            out of which he springs to consciousness. If we go deeper into the
 9 Buddhi|            not discover in the social consciousness will be the subject of his
10 Buddhi|               in its relation to that consciousness will his message reach its
11 Buddhi|             which the Indian national consciousness had been striving to resolve
12 Heian |               energising of the Heian consciousness, this separatedness is lost,
13 Fujiwa| Abstract-Absolute. Thus the religious consciousness, exhausted by despair of
14 Kamaku|          feudal rights and individual consciousness. And it is interesting,
15 Kamaku|              enthusiasm of individual consciousness; but what they most delighted
16 Meiji |              rival movements awoke to consciousness almost simultaneously, a
17 Meiji |             Japan, in the re-awakened consciousness of her national life, was
18 Meiji |        struggling, like the political consciousness, to attain its higher rounds.
19 Meiji |               into which the artistic consciousness sinks, before it touches
20 Meiji |              to suppress the national consciousness.~Adwaita idea. - The word
21 Vista |           first recognise and develop consciousness of those modes. For the