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 1   6, 20|      and death there is but one identity unborn and~undying. If such
 2  13, 53|                                 IDENTITY AND NON-IDENTITY~ ~ KUTADANTA,
 3  13, 53| sankharas are dissolved, is the identity of my self. If my thoughts~
 4  13, 53|     Lord, tell me, where is the identity of my self?"~ Said the Blessed
 5  13, 53|         anything to do with its identity or~non-identity?" "No, sir,"
 6  13, 53|    There is a~difference and an identity, whether many years elapsed
 7  13, 53|          but also and~mainly by identity of character."~ "Very well,
 8  13, 53| recognize in a certain sense an identity of~thy self, and in another
 9  13, 53|      who does not~recognize the identity should deny all identity,
10  13, 53|        identity should deny all identity, and should say that~the
11  13, 53|         art a~man. Is there any identity of the babe and the man?
12  13, 53|        and the man? There is an~identity in a certain sense only.
13  13, 53|      only. Indeed there is more identity~between the flames of the
14  14, 61|     deeper.~Both preserve their identity under all changes. Both