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 1     1,      3      |        III THE THREEFOLD REFUGE~I take refuge in the Buddha;~I
 2     1,      3      |           refuge in the Buddha;~I take refuge in the Dharma;~I
 3     1,      3      |           refuge in the Dharma;~I take refuge in the Sangha.~I
 4     1,      3      |           refuge in the Sangha.~I take refuge in the Buddha, the
 5     1,      3      |      incomparably honoured one;~I take refuge in the Dharma, honourable
 6     1,      3      |      honourable for its purity;~I take refuge in the Sangha, honourable
 7     1,     11  (1) |         interfusion" will finally take place in us. See under the
 8     3,      4      |   revulsion" or "revolution" must take place in our inmost consciousness.
 9     3,      4, XXXV|     Gandharvas which the unwitted take for a real city, though
10     3,      5      |         existences and conditions take place illusively in the
11     3,      5      |     enough. This combination must take place in the originally
12     3,      5      |           to say, there will then take place an experience called "
13     3,      5      |        hearing, nor the sound. To take the latter for reality is
14     3,      5      |     living beings, the impulse to take things not belonging to
15     4,      2      |           we trouble ourselves to take hold of them?~Gain and loss,
16     4,      3      |          Abrupt" doctrine, do not take themselves to external exercises,
17     4,      3  (1) | Prajnaparamita Sutra" here. But I take it to mean Prajna itself
18     4,      4      |           the mirror,~But who can take hold of the moon reflected
19     4,      4      |    Tathagatahood?~24. Only let us take hold of the root and not
20     4,      4      |          29. When one attempts to take hold of the true by abandoning
21     4,      4      | discipline,~He is apt, indeed, to take an enemy for his own child.~
22     4,      4      |           you lose it.~You cannot take hold of it, nor can you
23     4,      4      |         ignorant or puerile;~They take an empty fist as containing
24     4,      5      |           sage it is a dualism to take the Tao either as existing
25     4,      6      |          himself, or to make Mind take hold of itself--this is
26     4,      6      |          sentient being. When you take Buddha for a form of purity,
27     4,      6      |          are ignorant of this and take what they see or hear or
28     4,      8, 1   |        Zen discipline. Some might take mere emptiness as all important
29     6,      1      |         Amitabha has thus come to take the place of Sakyamuni Buddha,
30     6,      3      |   Meditation Hall. When the monks take their bath, they pay respect