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 1   1, 2 |        of self is salvation; the annihilation of self is the~condition
 2   4, 14|          purest joy. He will~see annihilation where the perfected one
 3  13, 45|                              THE ANNIHILATION OF SUFFERING~ ~ THE Buddha
 4  13, 45|        of~suffering? What is the annihilation of suffering? Birth is~suffering;
 5  13, 45|     suffering.~ "And what is the annihilation of suffering? The radical
 6  13, 45| suffering? The radical and total~annihilation of this thirst and the abandonment,
 7  13, 45|         that, O brethren, is the annihilation of~suffering.~ "And what,
 8  13, 45|       the path that leads to the annihilation of~suffering? It is the
 9  13, 45| eightfold path that leads to the~annihilation of suffering, which consists
10  13, 45|  suffering, as he recognizes the annihilation of~suffering, and walks
11  13, 45|       the path that leads to the annihilation of~suffering, radically
12  13, 51|      SIMHA'S QUESTION CONCERNING ANNIHILATION~ ~ AT that time many distinguished
13  13, 51|     their reward, for he teaches~annihilation and the contemptibleness
14  13, 51|           I proclaim, Simha, the annihilation of egotism, of lust, of~
15  13, 51|   However, I do not proclaim the annihilation~of forbearance, of love,
16  13, 53|      Dost thou call it death and~annihilation, or life and continued life?"~ "