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52Dhamma of study and practice with
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54say. They can say ‘stress,’ b
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56PartingGiftsIntroductionOnly in t
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76KnowledgeOctober 4, 1960Vijj›-c
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84Wherever we go, people will be gl
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88ConsciousnessesIn all our activit
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100GlossaryI. TermsThe definitions
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102m›ra: The personification of d
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