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3.
The Discourse on Food
43.
"Both gods and humans delight in food;
Then what demon is there who does not delight in food?"
"Those who give it with faith, with a clear mind;
That very food follows him, in this world and the next.
"Therefore, having removed stinginess, one should give a gift, having overcome the stain;
Merits are a support for beings in the world beyond."
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