The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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66 Because you have read the Vedas and learned about the nature of being , " replied Nanda , “ but even so you are more easily blinded by Samsara than people who have not . That is what really tickles me ; it gives me , as you say ...
66 Because you have read the Vedas and learned about the nature of being , " replied Nanda , “ but even so you are more easily blinded by Samsara than people who have not . That is what really tickles me ; it gives me , as you say ...
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Nanda had lain down , not because he cared in particular to look at the sky as Mother Earth did , merely out of good nature . He soon sat up again and resumed his Dravidian attitude , with a flower in his mouth .
Nanda had lain down , not because he cared in particular to look at the sky as Mother Earth did , merely out of good nature . He soon sat up again and resumed his Dravidian attitude , with a flower in his mouth .
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thought : when those who have gone to school and learned something about the nature of being speak against Indra and in favour of simplifica- tion , then we others can have nothing to say , we can only hope that the great Comer and ...
thought : when those who have gone to school and learned something about the nature of being speak against Indra and in favour of simplifica- tion , then we others can have nothing to say , we can only hope that the great Comer and ...
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