18.
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Could I just fill my mind with holy dharma
As I have filled my mind with her
I would become a buddha
In this very body
In this very life
As I have filled my mind with her
I would become a buddha
In this very body
In this very life
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Sixth Dalai Lama: Poem No. 18
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