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 1   1, 1 |   upon earth. The darkness of error is~dispelled by the light
 2   1, 1 |      can conquer the~evils of error. Rejoice at the glad tidings!~ ~
 3   1, 2 |      it is the source of your error; it is the cause of your~
 4   1, 3 |    truth. It is the origin of error, it is the source of illusion,
 5   1, 3 |    yearning mind; it conquers error; it quenches the~flames
 6   4, 12| Rather than truth they follow error, which is pleasant to~look
 7   4, 12|     alone can deliver us from error, from wrong and from sorrow.~
 8   4, 12|     not. Self is the fleeting error of samsara; it is~individual
 9   6, 20|      Both are wrong and their error is most grievous. For if~
10   6, 20| master~exists not. Self is an error, an illusion, a dream. Open
11  11, 30|     he recognized at once~the error of the naked ascetics, and,
12  12, 40|     The thought of self is an~error and all existences are as
13  12, 40|     not find.~ ~ "Dismiss the error of the self and do not cling
14  13, 46|     covetousness, hatred, and error.~ "I exhort you to avoid
15  13, 53| cleaving to self. This is thy error. All compound things are~
16  13, 53|     world," he said, I see my error, but I am~still confused."~
17  14, 75| hypocritical,~he who embraces error and is full of deceit. Whosoever
18  16, 86|    with a heart~cleansed from error did reverence unto the Lord.~ ~
19  18, 97|      and cleanses us from~all error. Let us, then, go out into