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 1     3,      4, XXIV  | habit-energy stored up by false imagination since beginningless time,
 2     3,      4, XXVIII|         anger, folly, and false imagination, while it is described by
 3     3,      4, XXXV  |    nothing to do with the false imagination, nor with individuality
 4     3,      4, XXXV  |        by anything of the false imagination, and may quickly attain
 5     3,      4, XXXV  |    habit-energy, mentality, and imagination based on the philosophers'
 6     3,      4, XXXVII|    forms of egolessness is mere imagination, and that where he establishes
 7     4,      2        |      attains,~This is where the imagination fails to measure.~25. In
 8     4,      4        |        nothing to do with human imagination;~Where a shadow of doubt
 9     4,      5        |     world. When even an iota of imagination is left with him, this is
10     4,      5        |         there is not a trace of imagination, he has removed all the
11     4,      5        |         the Dharmaraja. All the imagination harboured since the beginningless
12     4,      6        |   giving themselves up to wrong imagination; they deviate from the right
13     4,      6        |       be free from all forms of imagination.~Suchness as it expresses
14     4,      6        |     become free from cherishing imagination, which is to realize Bodhi.
15     6,      3        |         objects of his artistic imagination.~In a large Zen monastery