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Buddhism Wisdom
As A Cowherd With His Staff Drives His Cows Into The Stable, So
He Who Walks In The Company Of Fools Suffers A Long Way; Compan
The Thoughtless Man, Even If He Can Recite A Large Portion (of
As The Impurity Which Springs From The Iron, When It Springs Fr
As A Grass-blade, If Badly Grasped, Cuts The Arm, Badly-practis
To Those Who Are Good (to Me), I Am Good; And To Those Who Are
A Man Is Not A Mendicant (bhikshu) Simply Because He Asks Other
Therefore (to Guard Against This), The Sage Keeps The Left-hand
He In Whom All This Is Destroyed, And Taken Out With The Very
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Let Him Admonish, Let Him Teach, Let Him Forbid What Is Imprope
They Should Think Their (coarse) Food Sweet; Their (plain) Clot
Him I Call Indeed A Brahmana Who Keeps Aloof Both From Laymen A
I Would Make The People Return To The Use Of Knotted Cords (ins
The Sun Is Bright By Day, The Moon Shines By Night, The Warrior
Men Who Have No Riches, Who Live On Recognised Food, Who Have
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