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Abstract The wisdom life of the left of the Southern Buddhism refers to their intelligence in understanding many important problems in human being's life, which include birth and death, going and coming, kindness and evil, commonness and holy, reason and desire. This paper, by means of a series of Buddhist temple sentences and stories, analyses how the left of the Southern Buddhism understood, threaded and smoothed the five difficult passes of human being's life.
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Received: 25 January 2001
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