Moore, K. C., on the smiling of infants, 46 Morality, traditionary, 338 ff. See also Conscience, Right Motley, J. L., 73 f Murder, 386 Music, sensuous mystery of, 317 Mystery, a factor in ascendency, 312 ff Nansen, 269 Napoleon, how we know him, 86; ascendency of, 296; place in history, 324 New Testament, 142, 215, 245 Nirvana, the ideal of disinterested love, 130 Non-conformity, 262 ff Non-resistance, doctrine of, 245 ff Norsemen, motive of, 273 Norton, Prof. C. E., 37 “One,” use of, compared with “I,” 192 f Onward, right as the, 334 ff Opposition, personal, its nature, 95 f; spirit of, 267 ff Oratory, ascendency in, 301 ff Organization, of personal thought, 51; effect of upon the individual, 115 ff; or vital process, problem of, 333 Originality, 322 ff. See also Genius, Leadership, Invention Other-worldism, 222 Painting, personal symbols in, 72. See also Art, Expression Papacy, symbolic character of, 308 f Particularism, 4 Pascal, 218, 222 Passion, why a cause of pain, 253 f; influence upon idea of right, 330 f Pater, Walter, 304 Patten, Prof Simon N., 244 Paul, St., 218 Perez, Dr. B., 46; on the eye, 62 f; 232, 350 Personal authority, influence upon sense of right, 353 ff Personal character, interpretation of, 67, 70 Personal ideas, 62 ff; sensuous nucleus of, 69 ff; sentiment their chief content, 81 ff, 104; compared to a system of lights, 97 f; affect the physical organism, 99 f; affect the sense of right, 348 ff Personal symbols in art and literature, 71 ff Persona, real and imaginary, inseparable, 60 f; incorporeal, their social reality, 88; social, interpenetrate one another, 90 ff; ideal, as factors in conscience, 362 ff; ideal, of religion, 280 ff, 368 ff Philanthropy, motive of, 269 f Pioneer, self-feeling of the, 268 Pity, is it altruism? 94 f; relation to sympathy, 102 f; 238 Power, based on sympathy, 107 f; idea of, 290; advantage of visible forms of, 291 f. See also Ascendency Prayer, as personal intercourse, 357 Pretence, contempt of, in America, 300 Prevention of degeneracy, 390 f Preyer, W., 27, 46 Pride, 199 ff Primitive individualism, 10 Principle, moral, 338 f Process, social, imitation, etc., as, 272; vital, problem of, 333 Processes, social, reflected in sympathy, 119 ff Progress, relation of, to freedom, 396 Publicity, moral effect of, 356 ff Punishment, 252, 384, 390 R., a child of the author, 21 ff, 28, 49 f, 51, 53, 158 ff, 341, 351 Rational, right as the, 326 ff Recapitulation theory of mental development, 21 Refinement, as affecting hostility, 237 Religion, suggestibility in, 42, 43; self-feeling of founders of, 181; self-discipline in, 214 f, 219 ff; as hero-worship, 280 ff; mediæval, 309; mystery in, 317; ideal persons of, 368 ff Remorse, 253, 329, 368, 385 f Repentance, 368