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 1     1,      7        |     impermanent,~They are subject to birth and death;~Put an end to
 2     1,      7        |             and death;~Put an end to birth and death,~And there is
 3     3,      2        |           and the pains arising from birth, old age, disease, and death--
 4     3,      4        |              may be explained here: "Birth and death" (samsara in Sanskrit)
 5     3,      4        |              norm of existence while birth and death is a world of
 6     3,      4        |              to karma we go from one birth to another, and suffer all
 7     3,      4, XVIII |           from the discrimination of birth and death, seek for Nirvana,
 8     3,      4, XVIII |            Nirvana, do not know that birth and death and Nirvana are
 9     3,      4, XVIII |        themselves along the wheel of birth and death.~
10     3,      4, XXXV  |          saturated with the ideas of birth, destruction, and subsistence;
11     3,      4, LXVIII|              false discrimination of birth and destruction; and, finally, [
12     3,      4, LXVIII|             to the discrimination of birth and no-birth, to the discrimination
13     3,      5        |         through the eternal cycle of birth and death and suffer ills
14     3,      5        |        ignorance as to the source of birth and death, that is, because
15     3,      5        |          events which are subject to birth and death; he never reflects
16     3,      5        |       enlightenment.~14. The root of birth and death is in the six
17     3,      5        |          illuminating. The source of birth and death is plainly revealed
18     4,      3        |     understood, one is detached from birth and death. When the objective
19     4,      3        |             to, there is the rise of birth and death; it is like the
20     4,      3        |         objective world, there is no birth and death for you; it is
21     4,      3        |           the relative knowledge2 of birth and death.~
22     4,      3  (2)   |  argumentation~Lead by themselves to birth and death.~
23     4,      4        |            also] gone through many a birth and many a death;~Births
24     4,      4        |             may result in a heavenly birth,~But it is like shooting
25     4,      5        |              world and the source of birth and death in it. When there
26     4,      5        |            removed all the source of birth and death, he then holds
27     4,      6        | beginningless past; it knows neither birth nor death; it is neither
28     4,      8, 1     |           Along the endless road [of birth and death] he walks sufficient
29     6,      1        |           the Zen monastery that the birth of the Buddha, his Enlightenment,
30     6,      1        |          into Nirvana.1~The Buddha's birth as represented by Zen followers
31     6,      1        |              the joy of the Buddha's birth, realizing that they too