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 1   1, 7 |  ecstasy he saw with his mental eye all the misery~and sorrow
 2   1, 7 |       he beheld~with his mind's eye under the jambu tree a lofty
 3   1, 9 |         thy body; it is not thy eye, not thy ear, not~thy nose,
 4   1, 9 |         tongue, the seer in the eye, the hearer in the ear,~
 5   1, 9 |    sight were torn down and the eye plucked~out, that atman
 6   4, 12|        passed before his~mental eye, and he thought:~ "Surely
 7   4, 14|     compassion, looked with the eye of a Buddha~upon all sentient
 8   4, 16|       the truth with his~mental eye, and he said: "Truly, O
 9   5, 18|  obtained the pure and spotless eye of~truth, he looked at his
10   6, 19|        Jatilas, is~burning. The eye is burning, all the senses
11   6, 19|         will become wary of his eye, wary of all his senses,
12   6, 22|  obtained the pure and spotless~eye of truth and said: "Now
13  13, 43|       had acquired the spotless eye of truth, and~he believed
14  13, 53|         eyes are holden. If the eye of thy mind were~undimmed
15  13, 53| excellency of thy~doctrines. My eye cannot as yet endure the
16  14, 60|         Abhinnas: The celestial eye;~the celestial ear; the
17  14, 60|    Seest thou not with thy~mind eye the roots of the tree which
18  14, 67|        pleasest! Now cast thine eye~upon that heap of fish-bones
19  16, 84|      Kisa Gotami had the mental eye of spiritual~knowledge and
20  19, 98|       but he who has the mental eye sees the truth. The~truth