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 1   1, 2 |    must perish, for it is mere illusion and~unreal; it is the source
 2   1, 2 |        distortion of erroneous illusion, without the agitation of
 3   1, 2 |    false self.~It is an unreal illusion and a perishable combination.
 4   1, 3 |     error, it is the source of illusion, it~is the germ of evil.
 5   1, 9 |      and in~the 'I will' is an illusion. If this self were a reality,
 6   4, 12|        existence of self is an illusion, and here is no wrong in
 7   4, 12|       self is recognized as an~illusion. Righteousness can be practiced
 8   6, 20|      not. Self is an error, an illusion, a dream. Open your eyes
 9   7, 23|       to free himself from the~illusion of self, to cleanse his
10  13, 41|   defilement and free from all illusion. He is like~unto the lotus
11  13, 41|  ignorance with its mirages of illusion and~through the morass of
12  13, 45|    hatred is the root of evil; illusion is the root of evil;~these
13  13, 45|        hatred and freedom from~illusion; these things, my friends,
14  13, 51|    whose mind is free from the illusion~of self, will stand and
15  14, 64| physician, the cataract is the illusion of the~thought "I am," and
16  14, 74|        to destroy the weeds of illusion. The harvest it yields is~
17  17, 95|      out lust, bitterness, and~illusion, do we reach Nirvana."~ ~