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 1   1, 6 |         stark;~his life is gone; his thoughts are still; his family and
 2   4, 16|        produces confusion and sickly thoughts in his~mind. Mortification
 3   4, 16|             will be his steps: right thoughts his breath; and right~contemplation
 4   4, 16|      livelihood; right effort; right~thoughts; and right contemplation.
 5   5, 18|        Tathagata, knowing his inward thoughts, said: "Though a person~
 6   5, 18|          heart soar high to heavenly thoughts. There is no~distinction
 7   6, 19|              can read my most~secret thoughts, but he is not holy like
 8   6, 19|              the senses are burning, thoughts~are burning. They are burning
 9   6, 19|              his senses, wary~of his thoughts. He will divest himself
10   6, 20|           The Tathagata, reading the thoughts of the people, said to~Kassapa: "
11   8, 25|              works. Let us guard our thoughts that we do no evil, for~
12  11, 33|        encourage in yourself sensual thoughts, or look upon a woman's
13  11, 33|           excite in yourself lustful thoughts.~ "A woman of the world
14  12, 40| configurations of its~device, so the thoughts of men, their characters,
15  12, 40|              it walk or act, but~the thoughts of it, as the windy elements,
16  13, 45|              right~struggling, right thoughts, and right meditation.~ "
17  13, 48|             of sloth; whose will and thoughts are~weak; that lazy and
18  13, 48|          like a useless log; yet our thoughts will~endure. They will be
19  13, 48|            will produce action. Good~thoughts will produce good actions,
20  13, 48|        produce good actions, and bad thoughts will produce~bad actions.~
21  13, 49|           quarters of~the world with thoughts of love. And thus the whole
22  13, 52|           self is the thinker of our thoughts and the actor of our~deeds,
23  13, 53|            the mind passeth, and our thoughts are~gone when we have done
24  13, 53|            thinking is gone, but our thoughts continue.~Reasoning ceases,
25  13, 53|           identity of my self. If my thoughts~are propagated, and if my
26  13, 53|              if my soul migrates, my thoughts cease to be my~thoughts
27  13, 53|              thoughts cease to be my~thoughts and my soul ceases to be
28  13, 53|              body, of sensations, of thoughts. The person is the combination
29  13, 54|            conversation is truth.~My thoughts are always in the truth.
30  14, 60|           the faculty of reading the thoughts of others;~and the knowledge
31  14, 60|        hearts of men and reads their thoughts. He knows the evolution~
32  14, 62|            language. I must adapt my thoughts to their thoughts. They~
33  14, 62|           adapt my thoughts to their thoughts. They~are like unto children,
34  16, 91|        remain of them but their good thoughts,~their righteous acts, and
35  16, 93|         feels, let him so regard his thoughts that being~strenuous, thoughtful
36  18, 96|              been very~near to me by thoughts and acts of such love as