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1 I | a temple, in the classic meaning of the term, as it is a
2 II(3) | literally "mud rice-fields," meaning rice-fields during the time
3 II(3) | signifying "sweet dew." The real meaning is amrita, the drink of
4 III | of the highest rank, the meaning of her sacrifice would have
5 IV | ji, or character, hito, meaning a person of either sex,
6 IV | problems. Were its whole meaning universally felt, - were
7 V | not an art of which the meaning can be read at a glance:
8 V | perception of the deeper meaning of that art. Even the full
9 V | influences that blinded me to the meaning of Japanese drawing. And
10 V | granting my assertion, the meaning of any true art should need
11 V | by the admission that its meaning is not universally recognizable.
12 V | have neither beauty nor meaning. But such a statement is
13 VII | contraction of Oye no Saka, meaning the High Land of the Great
14 VIII(3)| a person of good Kwahô), meaning it fortunate individual.
15 VIII(1)| Rin-yé, or Rinten, has the meaning of "turning the Wheel," -
16 VIII(1)| tells me that a ghostly meaning attaches to the word "Kagé" [
17 VIII(3)| is a Buddhist phrase. The meaning of the song is: "Since all
18 VIII | saka-sama is a Japanese word meaning "topsy-turvy," "upside down;"
19 IX | ask, "What, then, is the meaning of the doctrine of Karma,
20 IX | any effort to learn the meaning of Nirvana is hopeless.
21 IX | able to comprehend the true meaning of those sutras now made
22 IX | discern the general relative meaning of laws expressed in the
23 IX | individual, we can find no moral meaning in the universe as it exists.
24 IX(1) | found that its philosophical meaning was unknown. On the other
25 IX(1) | a spiritual body, in our meaning of the term, but only a
26 X(2) | not without interest. The meaning of the omitted passages
27 X(1) | shaved. I think that the meaning in this text is "acolyte."
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