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Buddhism Wisdom
Meditate, O Bhikshu, And Be Not Heedless! Do Not Direct Thy
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Who Can (make) The Muddy Water (clear)? Let It Be Still, And I
Four Things Does A Wreckless Man Gain Who Covets His Neighbour'
He In Whom That Feeling Is Destroyed, And Taken Out With The Ve
If We Could Renounce Our Sageness And Discard Our Wisdom, It
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From Greed Comes Grief, From Greed Comes Fear; He Who Is Free
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, As On A Heap Of Rubbish Cast Upon The Highway The Lily Will
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Pleasant Is Virtue Lasting To Old Age, Pleasant Is A Faith Firm
But Life Is Hard To Live For A Modest Man, Who Always Looks For
He Who Seeking His Own Happiness Does Not Punish Or Kill Beings
By Earnestness Did Maghavan (indra) Rise To The Lordship Of The
But That Is Not A Safe Refuge, That Is Not The Best Refuge; A M
Rouse Thyself! Do Not Be Idle! Follow The Law Of Virtue! The
If A Man Would Hasten Towards The Good, He Should Keep His
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Him I Call Indeed A Brahmana Whose Path The Gods Do Not Know, N
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