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 1     3,      2   |       which a rain of the Dharma comes down like nectar, destroying
 2     3,      3   |         Tathagata is the one who comes, or goes, or sits, or lies,
 3     3,      5   |      transformations?~This doubt comes from not understanding the
 4     3,      5   |          world of topsyturviness comes to extend before us. The
 5     3,      5   |          as most remarkable. His comes from the auditory sense
 6     4,      3   |     inside or outside; he freely comes and departs; he knows how
 7     4,      4   |         when the heavenly reward comes to an end], the life that
 8     4,      4   |     destroyed and merit is lost,~Comes in every case from the relative
 9     4,      5   |         say that an intelligence comes from the south of the Ling."~
10     4,      5   |        which means that he never comes out of his meditation of
11     4,      8, 1|         a passageway,~Whereby he comes back among the six realms
12     4,      8, 2|      leaning against a staff2 he comes home. He is found in company
13     4,      8, 2| Bare-chested and bare-footed, he comes out into the market-place;~
14     6,      4   |          of the North. This fact comes perhaps from his being the