The Supreme Doctrine - neo-alchemist

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CONTENTS
FOREWORD BY ALDOUS HUXLEY
AUTHOR’S PREFACE
ON THE GENERAL SENSE OF ZEN THOUGHT
‘GOOD’ AND ‘EVIL’
THE IDOLATRY OF ‘SALVATION’
THE EXISTENTIALISM OF ZEN
THE MECHANISM OF ANXIETY
THE FIVE MODES OF THOUGHT OF THE NATURAL MAN—
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF SATORI
LIBERTY AS ‘TOTAL DETERMINISM’
THE EGOTISTICAL STATES
THE ZEN UNCONSCIOUS
METAPHYSICAL DISTRESS
SEEING INTO ONE’S OWN NATURE—THE SPECTATOR OF
THE SPECTACLE
HOW TO CONCEIVE THE INNER TASK ACCORDING TO ZEN
OBEDIENCE TO THE NATURE OF THINGS
EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE
SENSATION AND SENTIMENT
ON AFFECTIVITY
THE HORSEMAN AND THE HORSE
THE PRIMORDIAL ERROR OR ‘ORIGINAL SIN’
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