1904 · CLOSE READING
The Sword of Song
The Sword of Song (1904), PDF p. 108
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AN ESSAY IN ONTOLOGY
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sphere, can the causes, subtle and coarse, the
unborn causes whose seed is hardly sown, of
continued existence be grasped and anni-
hilated, so that the Arahat is sure of being
abolished in the utter extinction of Nirvana,
while even in this world of pain, where he
must remain until the ancient causes, those
which have already germ inated, are utterly
worked out (for even the
Buddha himself
could not swing back the Wheel of the Law)
his certain anticipation of the approach
of
Nirvana is so intense as to bathe him
constantly in the unfathom able ocean of
apprehension of immediate bliss.
AUM MANI PADME HOUM.
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