The Search after But over and above our natural judgments, which might be regarded as compound sensations, a free judgment is found in practically all our sensations: for men not only judge through a natural judgment that pain, for example, is in their hand, they also judge it by a free judgment; not only do they feel it there, they also believe it to be there, and they have become so accustomed to forming such judgments that they have great difficulty avoiding them.