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 1   1, 4 |         shipwrecked. His power of~meditation will be like a cool lake;
 2   1, 5 |         world, gave himself up to meditation. And~the prince said to
 3   4, 12|        flight, gave himself up to~meditation. All the miseries of the
 4   7, 23| themselves~to a life of religious meditation, let them put their whole
 5  13, 45|         right thoughts, and right meditation.~ "In so far, O friends,
 6  13, 48|          does not give himself to~meditation, forgetting the real aim
 7  13, 48|        who has exerted himself in meditation.~The fault of others is
 8  13, 48|      thinkers are bright in their meditation; but among~all, the brightest,
 9  14, 60|       five meditations. The first meditation is~the meditation of love
10  14, 60|           first meditation is~the meditation of love in which thou must
11  14, 60|       thine enemies.~ "The second meditation is the meditation of pity,
12  14, 60|          second meditation is the meditation of pity, in which thou~thinkest
13  14, 60|          in thy soul.~ "The third meditation is the meditation of joy
14  14, 60|           third meditation is the meditation of joy in which thou~thinkest
15  14, 60|          rejoicings.~ "The fourth meditation is the meditation on impurity,
16  14, 60|          fourth meditation is the meditation on impurity, in which~thou
17  14, 60|         consequences!~ "The fifth meditation is the meditation on serenity,
18  14, 60|           fifth meditation is the meditation on serenity, in which thou~
19  14, 73|         under a vow to complete a meditation in~solitude, flagged in
20  14, 73|    endeavor attain the insight of meditation to which I have~devoted
21  16, 93|    becomes~plunged in that devout meditation of heart which is concerned
22  18, 97|        Tathagata fell into a deep meditation, and having passed through