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1   1, 9 |      learned their views~of the transmigration of souls and of the law
2   1, 9 | includes merit and demerit. The~transmigration of the soul is subject to
3   1, 9 |       deeply on the problems of transmigration and~karma, and found the
4   1, 9 |         There is rebirth~but no transmigration.~ "Is not this individuality
5   1, 9 |    There is rebirth without the transmigration of~a self. For this atman,
6  12, 40|         is no self, there is no~transmigration of a self; but there are
7  13, 53|    rebirth of character, but no transmigration of a self. Thy~thought-forms
8  13, 56|      about in endless eddies of transmigration, and as thy body is made~