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1 1, TrInt| follows these lines would be subject to the same criticism that
2 2 | everlasting, eternal, not subject to change, and will endure
3 4 | were to say, 'A being not subject to delusion has appeared
4 10b (1) | he has left his original subject, and is engaged in the contemplation
5 12, 20 | of anyone: 'A being not subject to delusion has appeared
6 20a | concentrated, just within (his subject of meditation). ~Like an
7 20a | concentrated, just within (his subject of meditation). ~If the
8 20a | concentrated, just within (his subject of meditation). ~Like a
9 20a | concentrated, just within (his subject of meditation). ~Like a
10 20a | concentrated, just within (his subject of meditation). ~If evil,
11 20a | concentrated, just within (his subject of meditation). ~Just as
12 20a | concentrated, just within (his subject of meditation). ~If evil,
13 20a | concentrated, just within (his subject of meditation). ~Like a
14 20a | concentrated, just within (his subject of meditation). ~When, indeed,
15 20a | concentrated just within (his subject of meditation), through
16 44 (4) | non-returners are still subject to passion for form and
17 82 | impermanent,~ subject to change. ~The rich & the
18 109 | is inconstant, stressful, subject to change: that is the drawback
19 109 | is inconstant, stressful, subject to change: that is the drawback
20 109 | is inconstant, stressful, subject to change as: 'This is mine.
21 109 | is inconstant, stressful, subject to change as: 'This is mine.
22 121, 15 | fashioned is inconstant & subject to cessation.' For him --
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