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 1   1, 2 |             of mind are the highest~bliss.~ Let us take our refuge
 2   1, 3 |          than all the misery is the bliss of truth. Truth~gives peace
 3   1, 6 |           of mind, I shall seek the bliss~of Nirvana."~ Then asked
 4   1, 7 |       suffering, there~will be much bliss, if thou but open thine
 5   1, 8 |         noble muni! His approach is bliss. What a~great joy for us!"~
 6   4, 12|          real in all existence, the bliss of righteousness.~ The existence
 7   4, 12|             passion. To the highest bliss has he attained who has~
 8   4, 13|            seven days, enjoying~the bliss of emancipation. At that
 9   4, 14|           by!~ And yet his greatest bliss will be~ When he has quelled
10   4, 14|           in selfhood only, and the bliss that lies in a complete~
11   4, 14|           hast attained~the highest bliss and it is time for thee
12   4, 16|   immortality, and showing them the bliss of Nirvana.~ The Buddha
13   4, 16|       animals of the earth~felt the bliss that rested upon the words
14   7, 23|            thy disciples praise the bliss of the hermit~and denounce
15   7, 23| homelessness in order to attain the bliss of a religious life?"~ And
16   7, 23|            the Buddha replied: "The bliss of a religious life is attainable~
17   7, 23|         then surely joy, peace, and bliss will dwell in their~minds."~ ~
18   8, 26|         Nirvana, a state of eternal~bliss?"'~ And the Blessed One,
19  10, 29|            thy shadow is a place of bliss!"~ When the Tathagata had
20  10, 29|             seeking for the highest bliss attainable?"~ Rahula replied
21  11, 34|             of content; and in~that bliss my heart will be at rest.
22  11, 35|           and gladden them with the bliss of the fruit of good deeds.~
23  12, 40|          crops from noble seeds,~ A bliss increasing evermore."~ ~
24  13, 41|              The very gods envy the bliss of him who has escaped from
25  13, 41|              this is heaven and the bliss of a life immortal."~
26  13, 48|             is the source~either of bliss or of corruption. By oneself
27  13, 49|            to~attain to the highest bliss of enlightenment."~ ~
28  13, 53|      self-extinction as the highest bliss of Nirvana. If I~am merely
29  13, 53|         thus thou~canst not see the bliss of truth and the immortality
30  13, 53|           and let me~partake of the bliss of immortality."~ ~
31  13, 58|        deliverance is the height of bliss."~ The deva asked: "What
32  14, 60|           the world for the~eternal bliss of holiness, performs the
33  14, 60|            the pure land of eternal bliss~even now while he is still
34  14, 60|       attain~through the Jhanas the bliss of Abhinna." And the Blessed
35  14, 69|       Nirvana where he will inherit bliss~everlasting."~ ~
36  14, 71|                THE COMMUNICATION OF BLISS~ ~ ANNABHARA, the slave
37  14, 71|             him money to divide the bliss of his~offering. "My lord,
38  14, 71|            me~to share with him the bliss of the offering I made thee
39  14, 71|            communicates it. Let the bliss of thy offering also be
40  14, 71|           lord, with a share of the bliss of my offering. Deign to~
41  14, 71|            if I sold thee my share. Bliss cannot be sold; I beg~thou
42  16, 80|       suffering there~is also great bliss. Having taken refuge in
43  16, 81|           of truth, proclaiming the bliss of righteousness:~ "The
44  16, 85|            and now~I am here in the bliss of the Master's presence."~
45  16, 90|              there will be heavenly bliss and peace. This, O~householders,
46  16, 91|             righteous acts, and the bliss that proceeds from truth
47  16, 94|           hast attained~the highest bliss and it is time for thee
48  18, 97|             order to partake of the bliss that devolves upon those~
49  18, 97|        Dharma will always enjoy the bliss of the~Tathagata's presence."~
50  19, 98|            is in a state of perfect bliss. Buddha is~the all-loving