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 1   4, 14|       to be kind and good,~ And practice self-restraint in all!~
 2   4, 16|      not to follow-the habitual practice, on the one~hand, of self-indulgence
 3   4, 16| worldly-minded and the habitual practice, on the other hand, of~self-mortification,
 4   4, 16| destruction of sorrow.~ "By the practice of loving-kindness I have
 5   4, 17|       disciples shows~us how to practice the truth. They form a brotherhood
 6   7, 23|         would it~be possible to practice virtue? If the world had
 7   7, 23|      fixed by causation, let us practice good so that~good may result
 8   8, 25|     result of our deeds, let us~practice good works. Let us guard
 9  13, 49|         Brahmans. They omit the practice of~those qualities which
10  13, 53|       wisdom can be acquired by practice only. Practice the truth~
11  13, 53|      acquired by practice only. Practice the truth~that thy brother
12  13, 54|        I meditate is truth. The practice to~which I devote myself
13  14, 76|     kindness thou hast seen him practice unto thee, and in the humility
14  14, 76|         humility of~thy station practice it unto others. Verily there
15  15, 78|       his~enemies are those who practice injustice and oppress the
16  16, 88|         so~long as their elders practice justice; so long as the
17  16, 90|       the well-doer through~his practice of rectitude. In the first
18  16, 94|       yourselves masters of it, practice it, meditate upon it, and
19  16, 94|        we have~found the truth. Practice the earnest meditations