Chapter, Paragraph
1 1, 4 | place, in~that case there arises the corresponding aspect
2 1, 4 | conditions, no consciousness arises. And~upon whatsoever conditions
3 2, 9 | things, there this~craving arises and takes root. Eye, ear,
4 2, 9 | pleasurable: there this craving arises and takes~root.~ Visual
5 2, 9 | pleasurable: there this craving~arises and takes root.~ Consciousness,
6 2, 9 | pleasurable: there this craving arises and takes root.~ If, namely,
7 2, 9 | Grief, and Despair. Thus arises this~whole mass of suffering.~
8 3, 20| corporeality is, and how it arises, and passes away.~He has
9 3, 20| what feeling is, and how it arises, and passes away.~He has
10 3, 20| perception is, and how it arises, and passes~away. He has
11 3, 20| consciousness is, and how~it arises, and passes away. Therefore,
12 3, 20| conclusion that one's Ego arises and~passes away.~ It would
13 3, 20| grief and despair. Thus arises this whole mass of~suffering.
14 3, 26| He beholds how the~body arises; beholds how it passes away;
15 3, 26| He beholds how the~body arises; beholds how it passes away;
16 3, 26| subdues it, as soon as it~arises. One conquers Fear and Anxiety;
17 3, 26| beholds how~consciousness arises; beholds how it passes away;
18 3, 26| future.~ [For example, Lust arises through unwise thinking
19 3, 26| Corporeality~is, how it arises, how it passes away; knows
20 3, 26| what Feeling is, how it~arises, how it away; knows what
21 3, 26| what Perception is, how it arises, how it~passes away; knows
22 3, 26| Consciousness is, how it arises, how it~passes away.~ And
23 3, 26| objects; and the fetter that arises in~dependence on them, he
24 3, 26| whilst firm in energy, arises supersensuous~rapture-at
25 3, 28| Freed am~I!": this knowledge arises in the liberated one; and
26 3, 28| should arise again. And as~he arises no more, how should he grow
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