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50 nothingness—in that realisatio
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52 sition; for an approach is made
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58 roots of this desire for continu
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60 understood if we allow it to spe
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Dependent Origination I All religio
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69 judgement. It is mere analysis o
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(upādāna-paccayā bhavo), a blind
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76 immediately preceding one. For,
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80 assured expectation, not of an u
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82 The lack of understanding realit
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The Path of Perfection In one of th
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91 here not the goal of striving, t
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93 the dissolution of the identifyi
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Concentration and Meditation At the
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99 single object, which also may de
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101 there might set in a self-compl
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103 less effort by means of ganja,
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105 This is the meditation which no
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108 intellect and reason. Intellect
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110 opposite of war, which is not a
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112 Evil is usually thought of as s
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114 which are still far removed fro
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116 rebirth, and that alone is the
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118 times a feeble attempt was made
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120 urges, impelling forces, innate
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122 Abhidhamma, has a fairly extens
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124 boards and the expanding of met
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126 I do not have sufficient time t
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128 earth was entirely covered with
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130 Still, a more exalted and more
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132 original and separate ideas. It
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134 doctrine of dependent originati
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138 The experience itself, being an