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 1     2              |       to be judged objectively goes without saying.~
 2     3,      3  (1) |      the second part. The text goes on in a similar strain through
 3     3,      3      |       is the one who comes, or goes, or sits, or lies, he does
 4     3,      4, XXIV| machine, it [i.e. the Vijnana] goes on rolling the wheel of
 5     4,      4      |      as far as its self-nature goes, is the Buddha in his absolute
 6     4,      4      |       walks always by himself, goes about always by himself;~
 7     4,      4      |   While you can do neither, it goes on its own way;~You remain
 8     4,      4      |    lane,~Supreme Enlightenment goes beyond the narrow range
 9     4,      6  (2) |       beings. This distinction goes on throughout all branches
10     4,      6      |       testimony of silence, it goes beyond thinking. Therefore
11     4,      7, 5   |       Hence:~"When Hsiang-wang goes down, the precious gem shines
12     4,      8, 1   |   number. The last one, No. 6, goes beyond the stage of absolute
13     4,      8, 1   | Buddhist work,~And wherever he goes he finds his home air;~Like
14     4,      8, 2   |       are to be caught; for he goes on his own way without following
15     4,      8, 2   |    sages. Carrying a gourd1 he goes out into the market, leaning
16     4,      8, 2   |         farther and farther he goes astray!~A dark cloud is
17     4,      8, 2   |     not noticing anything that goes on about him.~  ~8. All
18     5,      2      |        are ever liable as time goes on miss opportunities; let