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 1   1, 3 |        above birth and~death; he remains unaffected by the evils
 2   1, 9 |             Moreover, if our ego remains, how can we attain true
 3   1, 9 |       ego-being, of a self which~remains the same and migrates from
 4   4, 14|      life~everlasting. The truth remains hidden from him who is in
 5   4, 14|         hate and desire. Nirvana remains incomprehensible and mysterious
 6   4, 16| destruction, in which no passion~remains, of this very thirst; it
 7   7, 23|          grows in the water, yet remains~untouched by the water,
 8   8, 26|         Buddhas do not arise, it remains a fact and the~fixed and
 9   8, 26|         Buddhas do not~arise, it remains a fact and a fixed and necessary
10   8, 26|         Buddhas do not~arise, it remains a fact and a fixed and necessary
11  13, 53|  Reasoning ceases, but knowledge remains." Said Kutadanta: "How is~
12  13, 54|      Gotama~again. But the truth remains. The Buddha will not die;
13  13, 54|    passing away in~which nothing remains that could tend to the formation
14  16, 90|       body after~death, his mind remains in an unhappy state. Wherever
15  16, 90|       body after death, his mind remains in a happy state. Wherever~
16  17, 95|         of his earthly existence~remains behind-these two offerings
17  18, 97|         dissolved, the Tathagata remains. The~truth and the rules
18  18, 97|       honor and reverence to the~remains of the Blessed One, with
19  18, 97|     thereon. And they burned the~remains of the Blessed One as they
20  18, 97|          O brethren,~the earthly remains of the Blessed One have