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Chapter 13
shore are all asleep.

    I o o coax to accept treasure I possess.

    t realize it is a treasure, t is trash.

    t knoalking about -- leave us alone.

    e are happy sleeping in our cozy beds.

    quot;Let me persuade to accept treasure my sh.

    Let me distribute to t.

    time o say goodbye.

    quot;So tied myself to one ancake so mucerest in food.

    Food is my anchor.

    turn my face a I ser.

    quot;

    No one took  day -- whings happen.

    ted greatly ain taken seriously.

    But t never happened.

    So it  perion, t rying to make a point.

    tees must ed also t maybe Ramakris  o be bothered.

    But exactly w he had said happened.

    One day, S his meal as usual.

    In his room Ramakrishna was lying down on his bed.

    te and turned on his side.

    Ordinarily,  of o see e.

    t urned on urning aer t.

    te fell from her hands.

    S.

    Consoling S; will crying do? I he anchor.

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    You ask me: quot;Can sucay on t t; Up to t stay around.

    One o to fasten ed to one of the five senses.

    But beyond t necessary -- tay around  needing to do this.

    case some otors ribute in extending tence.

    t  be necessary to preserve any craving.

    But toget matter and requires a lengthy discussion.

    Let me explain it to you briefly.

    If one s to continue to exist beyond t case a pressure from ted souls, from ts
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