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Shu

In Egyptian mythology, god personifying the life-giving air. Created by Atum, a sun god of Heliopolis, Shu was the father of Geb, the earth, and Nut, the sky.



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* In all the great Buddhist poems, of which the Shu Hsing Tsan Ching is the best example, there is the same deep sadness, the haunting sorrow of doom.
 
 
 
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