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lak

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Ordinary people, not yet enlightened are caught up in ______ or the wheel of suffering
 
  A. Duhkha
  B. Samsara
  C. Nirvana
  D. Vipaka

Question 2

Meditation allows all except which in regard to attachments?
 
  A. Appear
  B. Examined
  C. Released
  D. Held onto



lauravaras

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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