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Buddhism Wisdom
He Whose Wickedness Is Very Great Brings Himself Down To That
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All Things Spring Up, And There Is Not One Which Declines To Sh
Four Things Does A Wreckless Man Gain Who Covets His Neighbour'
What (tao's) Skilful Planter Plants
Can Never Be Uptorn;
The Course And Nature Of Things Is Such That
What Was In Fro
As A Fish Taken From His Watery Home And Thrown On Dry Ground,
0 When We Renounce Learning We Have No Troubles
The (ready)
Before Long, Alas! This Body Will Lie On The Earth, Despised,
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The Sight Of The Elect (arya) Is Good, To Live With Them Is
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In This Way The Effect Will Be Seen In The Person, By The
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An Evil Deed Is Better Left Undone, For A Man Repents Of It
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So Long As The Love Of Man Towards Women, Even The Smallest, Is
Let The Fool Wish For A False Reputation, For Precedence Among
The Thoughtless Man, Even If He Can Recite A Large Portion (of
Follow Not After Vanity, Nor After The Enjoyment Of Love And Lu
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