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Buddhism Wisdom
Earnest Among The Thoughtless, Awake Among The Sleepers, The Wi
Cut Down The Whole Forest (of Lust), Not A Tree Only! Danger
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Better It Would Be To Swallow A Heated Iron Ball, Like Flaring
`all Created Things Are Grief And Pain,' He Who Knows And Sees
The Sage Has In The World An Appearance Of Indecision, And Keep
And He Who Lives A Hundred Years, Ignorant And Unrestrained, A
Therefore The (ruling) Sage Acts Without Claiming The Results A
A Skilful (commander) Strikes A Decisive Blow, And Stops He Do
It Is Better To Leave A Vessel Unfilled, Than To Attempt To
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If A Man Looks After The Faults Of Others, And Is Always Inclin
Him I Call Indeed A Brahmana Who Fosters No Desires For This
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Let No Man Ever Look For What Is Pleasant, Or What Is Unpleasan
On Occasions Of Festivity To Be On The Left Hand Is The Prized
He Whose Wickedness Is Very Great Brings Himself Down To That
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A Bhikshu Who, Though He Receives Little, Does Not Despise What
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