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Vimalakirti Nirdesa Sutra
Chapter 5: Manjusri’s Call on Vimalakirti (24)
Vimalakirti replied : “ A Bodhisattva who is sick should dwell upon such thoughts as these : this sickness of mine has been caused by illusions, errors and passions in my past existences, and it has no real substance. Who is the sufferer in sickness? [No man]. And why? Because the four elements are combined together, there is the combination provisionally called the body. There is no ruler of the four elements besides themselves; nor is there any self in the body. Again, this, what we call sickness comes from the attaching oneself to Self. Therefore let him not be attached to Self.
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Chapter 8: The Perfect Contemplation (10)
By pondering in such wise upon the excellences of solitude a man stills vain imaginations and strengthens his Thought of Enlightenment. First he will...
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