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 1     2              |     Shingon did not thrive very long but left its traces in Zen.~
 2     3,      4      |         karma and causation. As long as we are subject to karma
 3     3,      4, XXIV|   egolessness of things, before long he will attain the first
 4     4              |         literature of China. As long as Zen appeals to one's
 5     4,      1      |    where we stay altogether too long is like a house on fire;
 6     4,      1  (1) |  reproduced in facsimile before long. They differ in minor points
 7     4,      2      |    gained is ever in motion;~As long as you tarry in the dualism,~
 8     4,      3  (2) |          against "quiet" and as long as there is an opposition
 9     4,      4      |       out if this is not so;~As long as you seek Buddhahood,
10     4,      5      |    there will be no end however long through ages I may go on.
11     4,      5      |        I have kept you standing long enough, fare you well!"~ ~
12     4,      6      |       old or new; it is neither long nor short; it is neither
13     4,      6      |       have the occasion however long [your striving may go on]
14     4,      6      | attaining enlightenment; for so long as you adhere to this way
15     4,      6      |      the one has passed through long ages of hard discipline.~
16     4,      6      |        up another mind; however long, through hundreds of thousands
17     4,      6      |         within his forehead: as long as he seeks it outside himself
18     4,      6      |     realized. All the doings of long ages are then found to have
19     4,      8, 2   |        him?~IV~Catching the Ox. Long lost in the wilderness,
20     4,      8  (1) |      the eternal truth, that as long as ye desire to fulfil the
21     4,      8  (1) |      after eternity and God; so long are ye not truly poor. He
22     4,      8, 2   |    never letting it go,~All day long he is on the alert almost
23     4,      8, 2   |            4. Faced Round~After long days of training the result
24     5,      3      |         of clothes and food. As long as you have~shoulders [that
25     5,      3      |         clothes to wear, and as long as you have a mouth, you
26     5,      3      |       the dharanis, and sitting long in contemplation may not
27     5,      3      |        of evil spirits; however long my departure from the world
28     6,      2      |      shaven head, and carries a long walking staff in his hand.