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 1     1,     10        |      the higher aspirations!~To go beyond the ten stages with
 2     1,     11        |         sound of the bell might go beyond our earth,~And be
 3     3,      2        |      myriads of kotis of people go out into the great ocean
 4     3,      4        |         are subject to karma we go from one birth to another,
 5     3,      4, XVIII |         the Mind and, Mahamati, go on rolling themselves along
 6     3,      4, XXIV  |       the Buddha-lands, he will go beyond the last stage of
 7     3,      4, LXVIII|      ignorant and simple-minded go on ever discriminating like
 8     3,      5        | sorceress.~2. The reason why we go through the eternal cycle
 9     4,      2        |      them the further astray we go;~Away therefore with wordiness
10     4,      2        |      are enlightened within,~We go beyond the voidness of a
11     4,      2        |       in haste the tardier they go.~16. Clinging is never kept
12     4,      2        |    within bounds,~It is sure to go the wrong way;~Quit it,
13     4,      2        |        things where they cannot go any further~Is not bound
14     4,      3  (2)   |          Any arguing is sure to go against the intent of it;~
15     4,      4        |        7. Let the four elements go off your hold,~And in the
16     4,      4        |      the Buddha affirms;~If you go on gathering leaves and
17     4,      5        |      they fail to understand to go back to the Source they
18     4,      5        |         long through ages I may go on. They are like an endless
19     4,      5        |         answering it today. You go to the Western Hall and
20     4,      5        |      you today. I advise you to go to Brother Hai."~[1. Ho-koji
21     4,      6        |         long [your striving may go on] for attaining enlightenment;
22     4,      6        |  attachment to form, one has to go through a life of hardships.
23     4,      6        |        followers of Zen fail to go beyond a world of their
24     4,      7, 2     |       If you do not know how to go on with them, Buddhism must
25     4,      7, 2     |         It is also important to go about and inquire.--Hit!]~
26     4,      7, 3     |       If you do not know how to go on with them, Buddhism must
27     4,      7, 3     |      Gensha said, "Yes, you may go on." Whereupon the monk
28     4,      7, 4     |   window, [--This is the way to go on.--Do not try to get your
29     4,      7, 4     |         as the seasons come and go. [--What season do you think
30     4,      7, 5     |         as the seasons come and go."~When one attains this
31     4,      8, 2     |  despair, he knows not where to go,~He only hears the evening
32     4,      8, 2     |       his hand never letting it go,~All day long he is on the
33     6,      2        |       Monju and Fugen generally go in pairs and are the chief