[Pages in paperback book edition of The Life Divine: ] - Text begins with: "These are the three fundamental ways of seeing, each with its mental attitude towards life ..." - Text ends with: "... there are powers beyond of which Nature in our race is capable, then not only does our hope upon earth, let alone what is beyond it, depend upon their development, but this becomes the one proper road of our evolution."

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[Pages in paperback book edition of The Life Divine: ] - Text begins with: "In the ordinary view of a sole terrestrial life or a restricted transient passage in the material universe ..." - Text ends with: "... since these things belong to the foundation and body of her structure."

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[Pages in paperback book edition of The Life Divine: ] - Text begins with: "The cosmic-terrestrial view which we may take next as the exact opposite of the supracosmic ..." - Text ends with: "... A perpetual persistence in the Becoming is usually associated with the acceptance of a greater supraterrestrial existence."

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