Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 4 |  gates of despondency will~he open, and give deliverance to
 2   1, 7 |       much bliss, if thou but open thine eyes to behold it.
 3   4, 14|       Brahma Sahampati: "Wide open be the door of immortality
 4   4, 14|       it known,~establish it, open it, minutely explain it,
 5   4, 15| enshrouded in darkness and to~open the gate of deathlessness."~
 6   6, 20|  error, an illusion, a dream. Open your eyes and~awaken. See
 7   7, 23|      Tathagata, and I wish to open to the my whole mind. Having~
 8   9, 28|      Suffer me, therefore, to open this treasure of~mine which
 9   9, 28|       delusions,~ Awaken with open mind.~ Seek only Truth.
10  12, 38|     walked up and down in the open~air unshod. When the elders
11  13, 49|   little chickens would break open the eggshell with their
12  14, 60|   path~to the highest wisdom. Open to me the Jhanas which are
13  14, 63|      are the courses~that are open to the sinner.~ "He who
14  16, 93|      a~seat spread out in the open air. And the venerable Ananda,