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 1 III|       for sunrise is the hour of illusions. Nothing is more lovely
 2 III|         we must see them through illusions, subjective or objective.
 3 IX |   pronounces the greatest of all illusions, and even the source of
 4 IX |       and personality are called illusions. I doubt whether anybody
 5 IX | temporary aggregate of countless illusions, a phantom-shell, a bubble
 6 IX |    unstable and in the nature of illusions. This position is scientifically
 7 IX |         Karma from the inherited illusions, passions, desires, pains
 8 IX |          of being, exist only as illusions of that sleep.~But here
 9 IX |         pleasures and pains, are illusions;1 - but it also declares
10 IX |   perpetually from the graves of illusions new illusions arise. The
11 IX |          graves of illusions new illusions arise. The most powerful