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Buddhism Wisdom
The Sage Has No Invariable Mind Of His Own; He Makes The Mind
There Is No Path Through The Air, A Man Is Not A Samana By
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Difficult (to Obtain) Is The Conception Of Men, Difficult Is Th
Favour And Disgrace Would Seem Equally To Be Feared; Honour An
He Who, Though Dressed In Fine Apparel, Exercises Tranquillity,
This Mind Of Mine Went Formerly Wandering About As It Liked, As
For Hatred Does Not Cease By Hatred At Any Time: Hatred Ceases
A Creature's Pleasures Are Extravagant And Luxurious; Sunk In
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Good People Walk On Whatever Befall, The Good Do Not Prattle,
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Not To Commit Any Sin, To Do Good, And To Purify One's Mind, Th
When These Two Do Not Injuriously Affect Each Other, Their Good
If A Man Find A Prudent Companion Who Walks With Him, Is Wise,
But They Whose Whole Watchfulness Is Always Directed To Their
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A State May Be Ruled By (measures Of) Correction; Weapons Of
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There Was Something Undefined And Complete, Coming Into
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