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 1   1, 4 |         the lotus. As the Queen of Heaven, she lived on earth, untainted
 2   1, 8 |       earth, better than living in heaven, better~than lordship over
 3   1, 9 |            earth, or be it even in heaven, we shall meet again and~
 4  11, 31|      mother Maya-devi, ascended to heaven and dwelt with the devas.~
 5  13, 41|         this is~salvation; this is heaven and the bliss of a life
 6  13, 43|          phantom, and the hope of~ heaven is as a mirage.~ ~ "The
 7  13, 53|             thou art anxious about heaven~but thou seekest the pleasures
 8  13, 53|           the pleasures of self in heaven, and thus thou~canst not
 9  13, 57|          who looks up and spits at~heaven; the spittle soils not the
10  13, 57|          the spittle soils not the heaven, but comes back and defiles~
11  13, 58|         only on earth, but also in heaven? What is the securest~treasure-trove?"
12  13, 58|         only on earth, but also in~heaven, and immortality is its
13  14, 61|          things that exist between heaven and earth, great~and small.
14  14, 63|           has reached, the gain is heaven;~the loss of his wealth
15  14, 63|           excellent man attains~in heaven to the glorious state of
16  17, 95|   redounding to the~inheritance of heaven and of great power."' In
17  18, 97| awe-inspiring: and the~thunders of heaven burst forth, and of those
18  18, 97|          flowers raining down from heaven.~ When the burning ceremonies