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 1   1, 2 |       self~and the true self. The ego with all its egotism is
 2   1, 9 |       atman or self, which is~the ego of the mind and the doer
 3   1, 9 |       attained deliverance of the ego from material~existence
 4   1, 9 |           from its~prison, so the ego liberating itself from all
 5   1, 9 |           removed the~idea of the ego. The thing and its quality
 6   1, 9 |           That which~men call the ego when they say 'I am' is
 7   1, 9 |          man. He who~believes the ego is a distinct being has
 8   1, 9 |       deed?' The thought of thine ego stands between thy~rational
 9   1, 9 |       thinker.~ "Moreover, if our ego remains, how can we attain
10   1, 9 |          true deliverance?~If the ego is to be reborn in any of
11   1, 9 |         of thy body are not~thine ego, but thine ego possesses
12   1, 9 |          not~thine ego, but thine ego possesses all these parts.
13   1, 9 |      qualities. Exactly so is our ego."~ But the Bodhisattva replied: "
14   1, 9 |         there is no ground for an ego outside its~parts."~ The
15   1, 9 |           on the existence of the ego,~saying: "The ego is the
16   1, 9 |          of the ego,~saying: "The ego is the doer of our deeds.
17   1, 9 | undeniable, but the theory of the ego has no~foundation. Like
18   1, 9 |       this atman, this self, this ego in the 'I say' and in~the '
19   6, 20|        originates~and with it the ego, the thought of self, whom
20  12, 40|         elements, but there is no ego entity, no~self in itself.~ "
21  12, 40|       abandons all thought of the ego escapes the~snares of the
22  13, 53|         lack a self, an~atman, an ego."~ "How is that?" asked