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Show 593. True Dharma Eye: Book XXIX, The Mountains and Rivers Sutra," The Mountain Spirit, ed. Michael Tobias, trans. Carl Bielefeldt (Woodstock, New York: Overlook Press, 1979), p. 59. (153) "To be in the mountains . . .": Dogen, The Mountain Spirit, p. 41. (154) ". . .no temple made with hands . . .": "The Treasures of Yosemite," pp. 484-85; Kimes #181. (156) "I looked up . . .": Kerouac, Dharma Bums, p. 68. (156) "If for a moment . . .": The Yosemite, p. 65. (158) "tender snowflowers . . .": Studies, p. 4. (158) Uniformity vs. Catastrophe: The best general discussion of these issues is by Stephen Jay Gould, "Uniformity and Catastrophe," Ever Since Darwin: Reflections in Natural History (New York: Norton, 1977), pp. 147-152. I follow his analysis of the controversy. (159) "Natural Laws . . .": Gould, Ever Since Darwin . . . , p. 150 (159) "Linnaeus says . . .:" JoM, pp. 153-54; August, 1873. (160) Lyell's manifesto: Charles Lyell, Principles of Geology (London, 1831), vol. Ill, p. 1. (160) "obliging him . . .": The Education of Henry Adams (1918; rpt. New York: Modern Library, 1931), p. 227. (161) "Processes now operating . . •": Gould, Ever Since Darwin . . . , p. 150. (161) "The erosive energy of ice . . .": Studies, p. 45. (161) "Here is the first man . . .": Wolfe, p. 160. (161) "Geologic Change . . .": Gould, Ever Since Darwin . . . , |