| He quickly cognized the need for an external structure with which to manage and nurture a growing congregation. |
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| Having cognized this, the wise knows that one should requite hatred with good. |
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| According to him, species were representations, that is, real extended images like objects representing the thing cognized to the cognizer. |
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| The scope of this non-conceptual insight is everything that is capable of being cognized. |
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| He who cognized Tao is quiet and unnoticeable, though he behaves with dignity. |
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| The wise who cognized Tao is capable of distinguishing people by these features. |
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| The wise who cognized his Higher Essence is not engaged in self-admiration and does not elevate himself over others. |
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| The reality of guidance is not cognized through external, acquired knowledge. |
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| The most perfect mind, absolute mind is that, who cognized oneself and the creator. |
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| Since ancient times, those capable of spiritual Enlightenment cognized hidden and hardly cognizable small and large steps of this Path. |
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| He who cognized Tao does not shows off in front of ignorant people. |
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| And so it was that a spiritual recluse, over a period of 3 years, cognized the Natural Spiritual Energy Healing Techniques from ancient records, updated them with modern language and trained teachers. |
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| This is a point to be cognized by an average healer. |
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