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 1   1, 3 |              has attained the sacred state of Buddhahood, for~he is
 2   1, 7 |              came over him.~ In this state of ecstasy he saw with his
 3   1, 9 |  non-existence of matter, we reach a~state of perfect emptiness. Here
 4   2, 10|        jambu-tree, he considered the state of his mind and~the fruits
 5   6, 19|   selfishness and attain the blessed state of~Nirvana."~ And the Jatilas
 6   6, 20|             will attain to that calm state of mind which~conveys perfect
 7   6, 20| accomplishments taken~together. This state of heart is the best in
 8   6, 22|          doctrine I~have reached the state to enter Nirvana which heretofore
 9   8, 25|            pleasure. To acquire this~state of mind, wisdom is the one
10   8, 26|              can there be Nirvana, a state of eternal~bliss?"'~ And
11   8, 26|     utterance: "There is, O monks, a state where there~is neither earth,
12  11, 32|       household life to the~homeless state, under the doctrine and
13  11, 32|       household life to the homeless state, under the~doctrine and
14  11, 32|       household life to the homeless state,~under the doctrine and
15  12, 40|        exists~nowhere in a stored-up state. Having previously been
16  13, 48|          brings himself down to that~state where his enemy wishes him
17  13, 49|            able to show the way to a state of union~with that which
18  14, 60|     spiritual; the fourth~Jhana is a state of perfect purity and peace
19  14, 63|        religion.~ "The wealth is the state a man has reached, the gain
20  14, 63|            will be reborn in a lower~state, as a denizen of hell or
21  14, 63|            in heaven to the glorious state of the gods."~ ~
22  14, 73|          fail now to reach the happy state thou wilt have to suffer~
23  16, 83|              and son.~"In my present state, he said, "I know no such
24  16, 90|           mind remains in an unhappy state. Wherever his karma~continues,
25  16, 90|              mind remains in a happy state. Wherever~his karma continues,
26  16, 91|         existence, need not~fear the state after death. They will not
27  16, 91|              will not be reborn in a state of~suffering; their minds
28  16, 91|             liable to be~reborn in a state of suffering, and am assured
29  19, 98|           inquire into the~truth and state it, and let us obey the
30  19, 98|          Sambhoga Kaya which is in a state of perfect bliss. Buddha