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 1   1, 7 |    enough to turn away, and free yourselves from them all.~ ~
 2   3, 19| enlightenment, to Nirvana.~ Free from pain and torture is
 3   3, 19|   and torture is this path, free from groaning and~suffering;
 4   3, 20|     and by will; and how to free himself from these things,
 5   3, 20|     leading to Nirvana," is free from the first three fetters.~
 6   3, 20|   thus:~ The Perfect One is free from any theory, for the
 7   3, 21|  Mindedness? It is thoughts free from lust;~thoughts free
 8   3, 21|    free from lust;~thoughts free from ill-will; thoughts
 9   3, 21|     from ill-will; thoughts free from cruelty. This is~called
10   3, 21|   of two kinds: 1. Thoughts~free from lust, from ill-will,
11   3, 22|     heart~full of love, and free from any hidden malice;
12   3, 27|  them is really no power to free~oneself permanently from
13   3, 27|        This first trance is free from five things, and five
14   3, 27|      he~enters into a state free from verbal thought and
15   3, 28|      he dwells with a heart free from lust; from~lust he
16   3, 28|      he dwells with a heart free from~ill-will; cherishing
17   3, 28|     and Dullness; he dwells free from torpor and~dullness;
18   3, 28|   cast away Doubt; dwelling free from doubt, full of confidence~
19   3, 28|       And his heart becomes free from sensual passion, free
20   3, 28|  free from sensual passion, free from the~passion for existence,
21   3, 28|  the~passion for existence, free from the passion of ignorance. "