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 1   1, 4 |       consciousness.~ Hence, I say: the arising of consciousness
 2   1, 5 |     change, one cannot~rightly say: "This belongs to me; this
 3   1, 5 |   freed from suffering. Thus I say~ ~ How can you find delight
 4   3, 20|       all~evil.]~ Therefore, I say, these demeritorious actions
 5   3, 20|     QUESTIONS~ ~ Should anyone say that he does not wish to
 6   3, 20|   surgeon; but that man~should say: "I will not have this arrow
 7   3, 20|       utter fool's doctrine to say: "This is the~world, this
 8   3, 20|        he will not be freed, I say, from suffering.~ ~THE SOTAPAN,
 9   3, 20| UNDERSTANDINGS~ ~ Therefore, I say, Right Understanding is
10   3, 20|      passes away. Therefore, I say, the Perfect One has~won
11   3, 20|      not~recognize; and I also say, there is no such thing.~
12   3, 20|         Now, if someone should say that Feeling is his Ego,
13   3, 20|       away.~ If any one should say that Feeling is not his
14   3, 20|        is it there possible to say: 'This am I?'"~ Or, someone
15   3, 20|        I?'"~ Or, someone might say: "Feeling, indeed, is not
16   3, 20|         it is then possible to say: 'This~am I?'"~ To say that
17   3, 20|      to say: 'This~am I?'"~ To say that the mind, or the mind-objects,
18   3, 20|     that you are~not?"-you may say that you have been in the
19   3, 20|        respect one may rightly say of me: that I teach~annihilation,
20   3, 26|     and clear consciousness, I say, there is no~Watching over
21   3, 27|        of which the Noble Ones say: "Happy lives the man~of