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Dharmasmriti Upasthana
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A very long compound word containing a very mystical warning. “Remember, the constituents (of human nature) originate according to the Nidânas, and are‐not originally the Self”, which means — that, which the Esoteric Schools teach, and not the ecclesiastical interpretation (TG).


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