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 1   1, 4 |       A mother who has~borne a future Buddha will never give birth
 2   1, 9 |     the past has~sown, and the future is the product of the present.
 3   4, 16|    passions,~the craving for a future life, and the craving for
 4   7, 24|      flowers,~and the fruit in future years. Even so is the result
 5  12, 38|        more considerate in the future, more thoughtful and~more
 6  12, 40|        it live. The being of a future moment of~thought will live,
 7  12, 40|       perform good deeds,~ For future weal a treasure store;~
 8  13, 47|       the good law of Truth to future generations.~ And the Blessed
 9  13, 51|      deem~it right also in the future to give them food when they
10  13, 53|     live and thou wilt reap in future~existences the harvest sown
11  14, 67|       you not anxious for your future welfare There is~at present
12  14, 72|  nothing of the changes of~the future."~ Scarcely had Ananda left,
13  14, 73|      have to suffer~remorse in future existences. How is it, brother,
14  14, 73|   caravan the Bodhisattva, the future Buddha;~the page who at
15  16, 89|        in the long ages of the future shall be holy Buddhas?" "
16  16, 89|     the hearts of those of the future. Why,~therefore, are thy
17  16, 90| laborers at work predicted the future greatness of the place,~
18  16, 90|      prophecy of Pataliputta's future,~he greatly rejoiced and
19  16, 91|       aims, either now or~in a future life, or by the belief in
20  18, 97|        receive a body, for all future sorrow has now forever passed
21  19, 98|      source of instruction for~future generations.~