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| The succession and decline of Wang Zuo's lineage.
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2026/10/31
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| "Summer Chronicle: The Arrangement of Five Garments and Propagation of Teachings Across the Four Seas."
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Short article
2026/10/30
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| "The Odyssey," Book 2, lines 296-322: Telemachus does not refuse the journey; he leaves the banquet.
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Short article
2026/10/26
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| "The Odyssey," Book 2, lines 242-295: Leocritus's objection and Athena's encouragement.
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1K
2026/10/26
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| "The Odyssey," Book 2, lines 208-241: Telemachus seeks a journey to inquire about his father's news.
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Short article
2026/10/25
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| "The Odyssey," Book 2, lines 155-207: Halythyrses' prophecy and Eurymaichos' rebuttal.
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1K
2026/10/25
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| "The Odyssey," Book 12, lines 129-154: Telemachus responds to Antinous.
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Short article
2026/10/25
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| "The Odyssey," Book 2, lines 82-128: Antinoos criticizes Penelope's trick.
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Short article
2026/10/25
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| "The Odyssey," Book 2, lines 1-81: Telemachus addresses the suitors at the assembly.
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2K
2026/10/25
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| "Volga Bulgars Travelogue (Lisara)" - Among the people of Bashgir.
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2K
2026/10/23
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| "Volga Bulgars Travelogue (Risala)" - Among the people of Bajunak.
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Short article
2026/10/23
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| "Volga Bulgars Travelogue (Lisara)" – Among the people of Goods.
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10K
2026/10/23
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| "Volga Bulgars Travelogue (Risala)" – In the land of the Turks.
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1K
2026/10/23
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| "Volga Bulgars Travelogue (Lisara)" – In Jurjourneyya.
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3K
2026/10/23
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| "Volga Bulgars Travelogue (Risala)" – In Khwarazm.
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1K
2026/10/23
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| "Volga Bulgars Travelogue (Lisara)" -- In Bukhara.
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2K
2026/10/23
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| "Volga Bulgars Travelogue (Risala)" - The Beginning of the Journey - In Persia.
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Short article
2026/10/23
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| "Volga Bulgars Travelogue (Risala)" - The beginning of the book.
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1K
2026/10/23
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter 10, second half: Jia Zhen invites a doctor to prepare for Jia Jing's birthday.
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2K
2026/10/22
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| "Timaeus" - Various forms of fire, air, and water.
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6K
2026/10/21
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter 8, end: Qin Zhong's visit and preparations for entering school.
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Short article
2026/10/19
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter Eight: Bao Yu's return home and bedtime.
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2K
2026/10/19
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter 7, second half: Qin Zhong's encounter and Jiao Da's commotion.
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6K
2026/10/19
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter Seven: Aunt Xue's flower arrangement, Daiyu, and Ling Zixing's lawsuit.
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5K
2026/10/19
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| "Timaeus" - The cycle of the universe maintains constant motion.
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Short article
2026/10/19
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter Five: From the Dreamy Ferry to Qin's Realization.
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Short article
2026/10/19
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| "Timaeus" - The four elements collide and change with each other.
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1K
2026/10/18
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter Five: "Overture to Dream of the Red Chamber" and Two Songs.
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2K
2026/10/18
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter Five: The residence of Lady Jinghuan and the fragrances, teas, and wines of the fairyland.
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Short article
2026/10/18
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter Four: Arrival in Jia Mansion and Pear Fragrance Court.
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2K
2026/10/18
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| "Timaeus" - The three-dimensional figures that constitute the four elements and the harmony of the universe.
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4K
2026/10/15
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| "Siberia Tent Life," Chapter 3: The picturesque Kamchatka coast, arrival in Petropavlovsk.
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5K
2026/10/13
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| "Siberia's Tent Life," Chapter 2: Seven weeks spent on a Russian brig sailing across the North Pacific.
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8K
2026/10/13
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| "Siberia's Tent Life," Chapter 1: The Land Telegraph Line to Russia and the Departure of the Expedition Team.
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7K
2026/10/13
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| "Dream of the Red Chamber," Chapter 1 (Part 2) – "The Good Fortune Song" and Zhen Shixin's enlightenment.
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3K
2026/10/12
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| "Timaeus" - The place of generation, and the three things that existed before the universe.
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6K
2026/10/8
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 365-444: Telemachus tells the suitors to leave.
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2K
2026/10/6
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: After the Dream.
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Short article
2026/10/6
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 306-364: Athena's departure and Penelope's lament.
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1K
2026/10/6
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: The Second Dream and Its Interpretation.
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Short article
2026/10/6
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 252-305: Athena encourages Telemachus to take action.
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1K
2026/10/6
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: An Invitation to Uruk and Interpretation of Dreams.
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1K
2026/10/5
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 230-251: Telemachus speaks of his father's absence and the suitors.
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Short article
2026/10/5
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| "Timaeus" – Vision and music, harmony of the soul.
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1K
2026/10/5
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 206-229: Athena questions Telemachus about his identity.
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Short article
2026/10/5
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| "Timaeus" - The image reflected in a mirror and two types of causes.
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1K
2026/10/5
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: Enkidu travels to Uruk.
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Short article
2026/10/5
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 178-205: Menthes prophesies Odysseus' return.
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Short article
2026/10/5
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| "The Tale of Wonderland, Volume 1: The First Encounter with Toraichi."
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3K
2026/10/4
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| "Timaeus" - The head, vision, and nocturnal sleep.
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1K
2026/10/4
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| "Makura no Sōshi," words with many characters.
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Short article
2026/10/4
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| The Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet 1: Enkidu and Shamhat.
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Short article
2026/10/4
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 156-177: Telemachus questions the guests.
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Short article
2026/10/4
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| "Pillow Book" festival preparations.
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1K
2026/10/4
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: The hunter and Shamhat heading towards the watering place.
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Short article
2026/10/4
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 126-155: The hospitality of the hall and Phemius's song.
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Short article
2026/10/4
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: Advice from the Father.
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Short article
2026/10/4
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| "The Pillow Book," March 3rd, a spring landscape.
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1K
2026/10/4
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 96-125: Athena goes to Telema's house.
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Short article
2026/10/4
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| A place where faith connects people - September 2026 issue.
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13K
2026/10/3
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| "Timaeus" - Time and education regulate the movement of the soul.
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Short article
2026/10/3
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| "Timaeus" - Sensation disrupts the soul's movement.
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1K
2026/10/3
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: The Hunter's Complaint.
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Short article
2026/10/3
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| The path to true knowledge: latent tendencies and liberation in this lifetime.
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3K
2026/10/3
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 80-95: Athena shows Odysseus how to return home.
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Short article
2026/10/3
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: Enkidu, Born in the Wilds.
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Short article
2026/10/3
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| "The Pillow Book," Second Section -- Regarding Preparations.
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Short article
2026/10/3
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| "The Life of Merlin" – The Fulfillment of Prophecy and Return to the Forest.
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3K
2026/10/3
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| How to live in the midst of the suffering of reincarnation – a question from Bharadvaja.
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2K
2026/10/3
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 63-79: Zeus speaks of Poseidon's anger.
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Short article
2026/10/3
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| "Harmony with Infinity," Chapter I: Fundamental Facts of the Universe.
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2K
2026/10/3
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| "The Pillow Book," Second Section: New Year's Customs and Laughter in the Imperial Court.
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3K
2026/10/3
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: The Lament for Uruk.
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Short article
2026/10/3
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| The reason for passing down the Ramayana - The king's question and Brahma's command.
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6K
2026/10/3
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 44-62: Athena thinks of Odysseus.
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Short article
2026/10/3
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| "The Odyssey," Book 1, lines 1-43: The man who seeks to return and the words of the gods.
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1K
2026/10/2
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| The songs of the Muses and the beginning of the gods – Hesiod's *Theogony*, introductory verse.
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4K
2026/10/2
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| The question is, why was the Kojiki written? Let's read the preface by Ō no Yasumaro.
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4K
2026/10/2
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| "The Epic of Gilgamesh," Tablet 1: He Who Has Seen Everything and the Walls of Uruk.
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Short article
2026/10/2
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| "The Pillow Book," first paragraph: Spring is dawn.
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2K
2026/10/2
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| "Letters from a Living Dead Man," Letter IV–VI: "Clouds Above the Mirror," "The Promise of Unspoken Things," "The Staff of Will."
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2K
2026/10/2
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| "Timaeus" – A Soul's Trial and a Return to the Stars.
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Short article
2026/10/2
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| "Harmony with Infinity," Prologue - Heaven and Hell Created by Perspective.
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Short article
2026/10/2
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| "The Life of Merlin" – Winter's Lament and Return to the Court.
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4K
2026/10/2
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| The King Who Rejected Heaven: The Story of Sulci and Arishtanemi.
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5K
2026/10/2
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| "The Life of Merlin," beginning - from battle to escape into the forest.
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3K
2026/10/1
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| "Timaeus" - The soul is assigned to the stars.
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Short article
2026/10/1
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| "Timaeus" - Three mortal races entrusted to the gods.
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1K
2026/10/1
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| "Timaeus" - Four kinds of creatures and celestial gods.
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1K
2026/10/1
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| "Harmony with Infinity," Preface.
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1K
2026/10/1
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| Action or Abandonment - Caruña and Father Agnivesh.
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2K
2026/10/1
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| Knowledge and action, two wings – from the *Yoga Vasistha*, section on detachment.
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2K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - The sun, moon, and planets measure time.
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2K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" – Time is an eternal, moving image.
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1K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" – The silent discourse of the soul gives rise to belief and knowledge.
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Short article
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - Two circles that shape the world soul.
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1K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - The World Soul was created before the body.
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Short article
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" – A universe where souls enfold bodies, a state of blissful existence.
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Short article
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - A self-sufficient world rotates within itself.
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Short article
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - A spherical world that does not age or become ill.
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Short article
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - Fire, earth, water, and air are connected by proportion.
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1K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - The only universe is an image of a perfect living being.
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Short article
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - The good creator gave soul and intellect to the universe.
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Short article
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - The universe is an eternal imitation of a perfect archetype.
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2K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - Praying to the gods before speaking about the universe.
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1K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - The sunken Atlantis and revived memories.
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2K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - The great army of Atlantis and ancient Athens.
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2K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - "The Greeks are always children."
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2K
2026/9/30
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| "Timaeus" - In search of a story that drives an ideal state.
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3K
2026/9/29
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| "Timaeus," beginning: A review of the ideal state that was discussed the day before.
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3K
2026/9/29
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| "Letters from a Living Dead Man," Letter I–III: Return, Don't Tell Anyone, Guard the Door.
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1K
2026/9/29
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| "Spirit Teachings" Preface and Introduction - How were the teachings recorded through automatic writing?
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7K
2026/9/29
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| "The book written by the spirits of the deceased," from the title page to Chapter I, "Introduction."
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3K
2026/9/29
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| Introduction to "Letters from a Living Dead Man" – A Letter Received from "X".
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5K
2026/9/29
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| "From India to Mars": Preface - Research Perspective and Definition of Terms.
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7K
2026/9/29
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| "Patience Worth: A Psychic Mystery," Preface and "The Visit of Patience Worth."
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3K
2026/9/29
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| "Telepathy and the Subconscious Self," Preface by the author.
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2K
2026/9/29
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| "Oahspe" Editor's Preface - Read based on content, not authority.
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1K
2026/9/29
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| A preface to "Raymond, or Life and Death," dedicated to my son who died in battle.
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2K
2026/9/29
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| Foreword to the Second Edition of "The Gate of Memory" – Automatic Writing and "The Great Remembrance."
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4K
2026/9/29
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| "The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ," Chapter 1: The Birth of Mary.
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1K
2026/9/29
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| "Adventures of a Modern Occultist," Introduction.
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2K
2026/9/29
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| "The Secret Doctrine," Volume 1, Introduction (printed pages xli–xlii).
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Short article
2026/9/29
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| "The Secret Doctrine," Volume 1, Introduction (printed pages xxxix–xli).
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1K
2026/9/29
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| "The Secret Doctrine," Volume 1, Introduction (printed pages xxxvi–xxxix).
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5K
2026/9/29
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| "The Seven Purposes: Introduction and Beginning of Part One"
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2K
2026/9/29
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| The Veil Unveiled, Volume 1: "Before the Veil" (7).
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1K
2026/9/29
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| The Veil Unveiled, Volume 1: "Before the Veil" (6).
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2K
2026/9/28
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| The Veil Unveiled, Volume 1: "Before the Veil" (5).
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2K
2026/9/28
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| The Veil Unveiled, Volume 1: "Before the Veil" (4).
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2K
2026/9/28
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| "The Secret Doctrine," Volume 1, Introduction (printed pages xvii–xxi).
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3K
2026/9/27
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| The Veil Unveiled, Volume 1: "Before the Veil" (3).
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3K
2026/9/27
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| Veil Removed: Isis, Volume 1, "Before the Veil" (2).
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5K
2026/9/27
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| The Veil Unveiled, Volume 1: "Before the Veil" (1).
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3K
2026/9/27
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| Kawagoe Kiyomaru: A Complete Collection, read from the beginning – a life recorded on the tombstone.
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Short article
2026/9/26
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| Veil of Isis, Volume 1, Preface (Japanese trial translation).
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4K
2026/9/26
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| The current state of spirituality in the world – August 2026 issue, special inaugural feature.
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18K
2026/9/15
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| Introduction to Wayanata AI Chat: Please share any questions or comments that come to mind while reading this text.
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Short article
2026/9/14
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| Gita Chapter 2, Verse 41 - Determined Intellect and Scattered Intellect.
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2K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 40: The effort of karma yoga is never lost.
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4K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 39: The same mental attitude from the perspective of Karma Yoga.
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3K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 38: To regard pleasure and pain, gain and loss, victory and defeat as equal.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Gita Chapter 2, Verse 36: There is nothing more painful than the censure of an enemy.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Gita Chapter 2, Verse 35: It appears that they have retreated out of fear.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| The Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 34: For a man of honor, dishonor is more grievous than death.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 33: If you refuse to fight in a righteous battle, then you will incur sin.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 32: The righteous battle as an open gateway to heaven.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 31: The Righteous Duty of a Kshatriya - Proper Warfare.
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2K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 30: The soul that dwells in all bodies is never destroyed.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Gita Chapter 2, Verse 29: The wonder of seeing, speaking, and hearing the soul.
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3K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 28: "He who is present before creation and remains even after its destruction."
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 27: "For those who are born, death is certain; and for those who die, rebirth is also certain."
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Geeta Chapter 2, Verse 25: The soul is non-manifest, beyond thought, and immutable.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 24: The soul is eternal, omnipresent, and immutable.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| Geeta Chapter 2, Verse 23: The soul is never born and does not die; it is eternal and immutable; therefore, O descendant of Bharata, do not lament for it.
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1K
2026/8/14
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| "What is given even if you do nothing" - where did this idea come from? (1/44) -- From New Sort to Attraction.
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146K
2026/8/11
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 22: The soul gives up its old body and puts on a new one.
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3K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 21: Who knows whether one dies young or old?
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1K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 20: The soul does not take birth, nor does it die.
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1K
2026/7/10
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| Gita Chapter 2, Verse 19: The soul does not die, nor is it killed.
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1K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 18: "The body is perishable, therefore fight."
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2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 17: The Immutable and Omnipresent.
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1K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 16: The Real and the Unreal.
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2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 15: "One who is equal in happiness and sorrow is worthy of liberation."
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2K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 14: Sensations pass away.
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2K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 13: Childhood, youth, old age, and then another body.
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1K
2026/7/10
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| Gita Chapter 2, Verse 12: Neither you nor I ever were not; nor will either of us ever cease to be.
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Short article
2026/7/10
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| Gita Chapter 2, Verse 11: The wise person laments neither for the living nor for the dead.
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2K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 10: Krishna begins to speak as if smiling.
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1K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 9: I do not fight.
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Short article
2026/7/10
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| Gita Chapter 2, Verse 8: What can remove this sorrow?
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Short article
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 7: I am Your disciple.
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2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Section 6: Whether to fight or retreat, I do not know.
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2026/7/10
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| Gita, Chapter 2, Verse 5: Preferring a life of begging to one of sensual pleasures.
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2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Section 4 - Why are Arjuna's arrows directed towards Bhishma and Drona?
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1K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Section 3: Abandoning Weakness of Mind and Standing Firm.
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2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Section 2: From where does this delusion come?
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2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Section 1: Krishna begins to speak to Arjuna, who is filled with tears.
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2K
2026/7/10
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 47: Arjuna, overwhelmed with grief, sinks into the depths of his chariot.
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1K
2026/7/9
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 46: "If you were to kill me, who is not fighting, who is peaceful and harmless, what righteousness would there be for you?"
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1K
2026/7/9
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| Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 45: He is trying to kill his relatives out of desire for power and pleasure.
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Short article
2026/7/9
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| Gita Chapter 1, Verse 44: He who neglects his family traditions dwells in hell.
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Short article
2026/7/9
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| Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 43: The customs and duties of a family are lost.
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1K
2026/7/9
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 42: The neglect of ancestral rites.
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1K
2026/7/9
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 41: When unrighteousness spreads, the social order collapses.
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1K
2026/7/9
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 40: The loss of family traditions.
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1K
2026/7/9
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verses 38-39: If one is not deluded by greed...
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1K
2026/7/9
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| Gita Chapter 1, Verse 37: How can one be happy by killing their own relatives?
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1K
2026/7/9
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| Gita Chapter 1, Verse 36 - Does sin arise even in a perpetrator of heinous acts?
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2026/7/9
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 35: "Even for ruling over all three worlds, I do not desire to kill."
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1K
2026/7/9
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| Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1, Verses 33-34: The person who desired a kingdom is standing on the battlefield.
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2026/7/9
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| Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 32: "Not seeking victory, nor kingdom, nor pleasure."
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| Gita Chapter 1, Verse 15: Partha, Devadatta, and Paundra.
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| Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 9: Many heroes who are ready to sacrifice their lives.
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