Chapter

 1 2 | joined hands, and respectful, thinking: How are we to fulfil the
 2 2 |      they had not. Therefore, thinking themselves aggrieved, they
 3 2 |      world?~60 And while I am thinking and pondering, when my wish
 4 2 |     walked round at its foot (thinking): This law is wonderful
 5 3 |       O Lord, I passed always thinking of the same subject; I would
 6 4 |      had always and ever been thinking of the son he had lost fifty
 7 4 |    only pining in himself and thinking: I am old, aged, advanced
 8 4 |     unused. Repeatedly he was thinking of that son: O how happy
 9 4 |        He of whom I have been thinking again and again, is here
10 4 |      ashamed, disousted, when thinking of his former poverty. The
11 4 |    jewels such as we were not thinking of, nor requiring. All of
12 5 | aspire to become leading men (thinking), I will become a Buddha,
13 5 | humours. The physician, after thinking again and again on a means
14 8 | follow a course in ignorance (thinking): We, disciples, are of
15 8 | greatly elated with joy, when thinking of the prediction (we shall
16 9 |      similar prediction? Thus thinking, pondering, wishing, he
17 10| preacher, let him be patient, thinking of me.~26. My body has existed
18 13|        the wise man is always thinking: How can I and these beings
19 13|       are my teachers;' (thus thinking) the wise man respects them
20 14|     ether-element below. Only thinking of the lesson they have
21 15|      often seeing me, take to thinking: 'The Tathâgata is staying'
22 15|  child's play; (lest they) by thinking 'we are near that Tathâgata'
23 24|      regularly and constantly thinking will infallibly destroy