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1   1, 2 |      is Vanity Fair,~full of changes and transformations. All
2   1, 2 |      is the immutable in the changes of existence. Let us take
3   1, 3 |      as the~permanent in its changes.~ Truth desires to appear;
4   1, 3 |     of life; he is above all changes; he is above birth and~death;
5   1, 7 |  abideth forever.~Everything changes, and there is no permanency;
6  13, 52|   their search for truth. It changes brute nature into mind,~
7  14, 60| called a miracle. A holy man changes the curses of karma into~
8  14, 61|     their identity under all changes. Both cast out dead~bodies
9  14, 72|     they know nothing of the changes of~the future."~ Scarcely