New Indian Antiquary. 1940-41 April 1940 to March 1041

John of the Cross " and slaying dost from death to life translate." At the same time the true way of " escape" is by far more strenuous than the life that is escaped (hence the designation of the religious in India as a "Toiler" gramana) and it is the degree of a man's maturity (in Skr. [...] 455-6).18 The outlines of the universal doctrine of self-naughting and of selsacrifice or devotion in the most literal sense of the words having been drawn above we propose to devote the remainder of our demonstration to its specfically Buddhist formulation in terms of iikirhcaffidyatana " the station of no-what-ness" or more freely " the Cell of Self-naughting". [...] The last is spoken in the Buddha's physical presence and corresponds to the well known text of the Vairacchedika Sutra "Those who see me in the body (rdpena) or think of me in words their way of thinking is mistaken they do not see me at all ; the Blessed Ones are to be seen only in the Body of the Law the Buddha can only be rightly understood as the Principle of the Law assuredly not by any [...] I. 149 ) in other words the " great self " (mahatta) or the " petty" (apptitumo) of A. I. 249 the " Self that is Lord of self " or the " self whose Lord is the Self " of Dh. [...] 27 " One whose self is cofounded by the concept of an ' I ' imagines that ' I am the doer ' " and V. 8 where the Comprehensor does not think of " himself as the doer of anything " the word for " doer " kartr meaning equally " maker " or " creator " ; cf.