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Buddhism Wisdom
From Love Comes Grief, From Love Comes Fear; He Who Is Free Fro
, But He Whom Those Who Discriminate Praise Continually Day
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If I Were Suddenly To Become Known, And (put Into A Position
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How Do I Know That This Effect Is Sure To Hold Thus All Under T
Therefore The Sentence-makers Have Thus Expressed Themselves:--
Let Them Not Thoughtlessly Indulge Themselves In Their Ordinary
It Is Simply By Being Pained At (the Thought Of) Having This
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Good People Shine From Afar, Like The Snowy Mountains; Bad Peop
The Partial Becomes Complete; The Crooked, Straight; The Empty
, As On A Heap Of Rubbish Cast Upon The Highway The Lily Will
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(such An One) Cannot Be Treated Familiarly Or Distantly; He Is
Men, Driven On By Thirst, Run About Like A Snared Hare; Held In
Even The Gods Envy Those Who Are Awakened And Not Forgetful, Wh
And He Who Lives A Hundred Years, Idle And Weak, A Life Of One
To Him By Whom This Harmony Is Known,
(the Secret Of) The Un
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