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1. Still, those unconditioned by “things and history,” even when they admit to the stench of their failed idealistic experiments, hold to the ideal

2. Q: Surely, the unconditioned is merely an idea in the con-

3. Q: Can the unconditioned be experienced?

4. said about the unconditioned

5. ditioned mind the unconditioned appears as the totality as well

6. The Civil War militants are, by their doctrine, blinded to history and unconditioned by reality

7. The Unconditioned, without attributes, ( nir, without + guna, attribute)

8. In Hebrew mysticism such a realm is called Ain Soph, the eternal state of being which results when all qualities are removed — the unconditioned state of all things

9. For the unconditioned awareness there are no ranges; there is just reality

10. When you know yourself as the witnessing consciousness you will be awake and know unconditioned mind

11. From Conditioned Mind to Unconditioned Mind

12. The other is the unconditioned light of consciousness that newborns enjoy

13. authenticity is acting in accordance with the unconditioned mind

14. To act in accordance with the unconditioned mind, one must act with unconditional love

15. He squinted in the sunlight, raising his hand to his forehead to shield his unconditioned retinas from its intense glare

16. Ignorance and Karma come from our unconditioned surrender to the intellect; Zen revolts against this state of affairs

17. The response called for must base itself on an unconditioned

18. Remove it with diluted lemon or vinegar rinse which will adhere to the unconditioned top of the hair

19. becomes "unconditioned and absolute, as God Himself is unconditioned and absolute

20. This is an unlimited and unconditioned sense of being

21. The difference is that, while all other levels of awareness were conditioned and, therefore, limited by the existence of unconscious forces, this level of awareness is unconditioned and unrestricted by such drives

22. tion about conditioned and unconditioned stimuli (Azuma et al

23. tion of conditioned and unconditioned stimuli (Schultz et al

24. Stewart J, de Wit H, Eikelboom R (1984) Role of unconditioned and conditioned drug effects in

25. In the second case, if freedom were possible without inevitability we should have arrived at unconditioned freedom beyond space, time, and cause, which by the fact of its being unconditioned and unlimited would be nothing, or mere content without form

26. Devoting his life to the recognition and fulfillment of the truth revealed to him, he identifies himself with the source of universal life and accomplishes acts not personal, and dependent on conditions of space and time, but acts unconditioned by previous causes, acts which constitute the causes of everything else, and have an infinite, unlimited significance