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2.11
Their active frictions are to be destroyed by meditation.
2.12
The impressions of works have their roots in frictions and
arise as experience in the present
and the future births.
2.13
When the root exists, its fruition is birth, life and
experience.
2.14
They have pleasure or pain as their fruit, according as their
cause be virtue or vice.
2.15
All is misery to the wise because of the pains of change,
anxiety, and purificatory acts.
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