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 1 2 |       they are benumbed in their senses, stick unmoved to the low
 2 3 |        the pleasures of the five senses, to worldly pleasures; they
 3 3 |        the pleasures of the five senses. Fly from this triple world;
 4 4 |        that can gratify the five senses.~6. He had plenty of bullion
 5 5 | transcendent faculties [the five senses], strong in the divine sight
 6 7 |       from name and form the six senses; from the six senses proceeds
 7 7 |         six senses; from the six senses proceeds contact; from contact
 8 7 |          results that of the six senses; from the suppression of
 9 7 |       the suppression of the six senses results that of contact;
10 8 |  possession of all that the five senses can enjoy.~42. In the same
11 18|        the possession of his six senses, he will discern the different
12 19|    believed in perception by the senses, those monks, nuns, male