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Buddhism Wisdom
(those Who) Possessed In The Highest Degree Those Attributes Di
0 The Movement Of The Tao
By Contraries Proceeds;
And
And When The Evil Deed, After It Has Become Known, Brings Sorro
Hunger Is The Worst Of Diseases, The Body The Greatest Of Pains
The Bhikshu Whose Body And Tongue And Mind Are Quieted, Who Is
Even Though A Gatha (poem) Be A Thousand (of Words), But Made U
Therefore (to Guard Against This), The Sage Keeps The Left-hand
How Irresolute Did Those (earliest Rulers) Appear, Showing (by
The Excellence Of A Residence Is In (the Suitability Of) The Pl
He Who Overcomes This Fierce Thirst, Difficult To Be Conquered
Who Can (make) The Muddy Water (clear)? Let It Be Still, And I
Whatever Place A Faithful, Virtuous, Celebrated, And Wealthy Ma
That Whereby The Rivers And Seas Are Able To Receive The Homag
Even In Heavenly Pleasures He Finds No Satisfaction, The Discip
Let A Man Overcome Anger By Love, Let Him Overcome Evil By Good
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