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 1     2,      3     |             best words, of the great true phrases!~Remove disasters,
 2     3,      3     |        statements, would they have a true faith in them?"~The Buddha
 3     3,      3     |         these statements and rouse a true faith in them. Such beings,
 4     3,      3     |            heart he will then have a true idea of things. This one
 5     3,      3     |              One, what is known as a true idea is no-idea, and for
 6     3,      3     |           this reason it is called a true idea.~"World-honoured One,
 7     3,      3     |           the one who speaks what is true, the one who speaks what
 8     3,      5     |     mysteriously bright, illumining, true, perfect, clear as a jewel,
 9     3,      5     |              in~t" the Mind-essence, true and original and mysteriously
10     3,      5     |         regarding it as good or bad, true or false, agreeable or disagreeable.
11     3,      5     |           wait our commands. Let the true Self give directions in
12     3,      5     |              Mahayana sutras.~In the true Essence there is neither
13     3,      5     |          attempt to manifest what is true by means of what is erroneous,
14     4,      1     |             have a deep faith in the True Nature which is the same
15     4,      1     |              false and embracing the true, in singleness of thought
16     4,      2     |            Try not to seek after the true,~Only cease to cherish opinions.~
17     4,      2  (1)|        confusingly multifarious!~The true and the conventional are
18     4,      2     |               In the higher realm of true Suchness~There is neither "
19     4,      3     |          Absolute"2~There is nothing true anywhere,~The true is nowhere
20     4,      3     |           nothing true anywhere,~The true is nowhere to be seen;~If
21     4,      3     |               If you say you see the true,~This seeing is not the
22     4,      3     |               This seeing is not the true one.3~Where the true is
23     4,      3  (2)|           true-false moving-quiet". "True" stands against "false"
24     4,      3  (2)|           opposition of any kind, no true spiritual insight is possible.
25     4,      3     |             the true one.3~Where the true is left to itself,~There
26     4,      3     |              false,~There is nothing true, nowhere is the true to
27     4,      3     |         nothing true, nowhere is the true to be found.~A conscious
28     4,      3     |             insight is attained,~The true working of Suchness is understood.~
29     4,      4     |           the Tathagata realized.~8. True monkhood consists in having
30     4,      4     |             26. He neither seeks the true nor severs himself from
31     4,      4     |           all around;~The same holds true when beings are clung to
32     4,      4     |         attempts to take hold of the true by abandoning the false,~
33     4,      4     |            are made by logic are no [true] propositions,~For they
34     4,      4     |              the Light.~38. Even the true need not be [specifically]
35     4,      4     |              issuing from him] holds true for hundreds of thousands
36     4,      4     |           power of the evil ones the true doctrine remains forever
37     4,      6     | unattainability is no other than the true Buddha himself.~Buddhas
38     4,      6     |               Li is the principle of true emptiness and non-obstruction,
39     4,      6     |       falsehood, for it is the first true statement.~
40     4,      7, 2  |          miraculous works." [--Quite true, this world-I am ready to
41     4,      7, 5  |           Zen, this is where we have true blindness, true deafness,
42     4,      7, 5  |              we have true blindness, true deafness, and true dumbness,
43     4,      7, 5  |        blindness, true deafness, and true dumbness, each in its artless
44     4,      8  (1)|            truly poor. He alone hath true spiritual poverty who wills
45     5,      3     |             complete downfall of the true religion. All such belong
46     5,      4     |         keeping vigorously alive the true spirit of Zen discipline;