And this consciousness can produce only one result, an ever-growing longing for the removal of this limitationand this represents the intense desire of the Spirit, as individualized in these souls, to attain to the conditions under which it can freely exercise its creative power.

The bird flies by balancing itself against something else; the mountain is emphasized by the valley; and one color is brought out and individualized by another.

Will you name a day in the same or coming week that we can come to you in the morning, for it would plague us not to see the other two of you, whom we cannot individualize from you, before you go.

This organism itself is a product of its history; it is what it has become; it is a part of the history of the human race; it is also specially individualized by the particular personal conditions which have distinguished him from his fellow-men.

Schopenhauer's keen mind on the contrary saw that love, though the most individualized of all passions, concerns the race even more than the individual.