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 1   1, 2 |  Buddhahood; he has acquired the highest~good; he has become eternal
 2   1, 2 |      tranquility of mind are the highest~bliss.~ Let us take our
 3   1, 8 |    religious~truth, which is the highest treasure of all, must leave
 4   2, 10|        was strong to receive the highest enlightenment.~ After this
 5   4, 12|        free from passion. To the highest bliss has he attained who
 6   4, 14|           Thou hast attained~the highest bliss and it is time for
 7   6, 20|        have gone in quest of the highest Nirvana.~Since I have seen
 8   9, 28|        attain enlightenment, the highest aim of mankind. And so holy
 9  10, 29|        the heart seeking for the highest bliss attainable?"~ Rahula
10  13, 48|     hundred years not~seeing the highest truth, is one day in the
11  13, 48|       life of a man who sees the~highest truth.~ Some form their
12  13, 48| extinction of evil desire is the highest religion.~ The gift of religion
13  13, 49|    wisdom, sure to~attain to the highest bliss of enlightenment."~ ~
14  13, 53|     utter self-extinction as the highest bliss of Nirvana. If I~am
15  13, 59|      muni, who~hast attained the highest good in the ways of wisdom.
16  14, 60|      Iddhi-pada, the path~to the highest wisdom. Open to me the Jhanas
17  16, 94|           Thou hast attained~the highest bliss and it is time for