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 1     1,      5        |     desirous for Enlightenment, discipline themselves in the life of
 2     2,      2        |         attained mastery in the discipline, hail!~To the blue-necked
 3     3,      4, XIX   | Therefore, Mahamati, you should discipline yourself therein [i.e. in
 4     3,      4, XXXVII|       exercising themselves the discipline of the Sravakas and Pratyekabuddhas,
 5     3,      5        |    tells him that all spiritual discipline must grow out of a sincere
 6     4,      3        |        mouth. Those who fail to discipline themselves to live this
 7     4,      4        |         interpretation,~And our discipline will be perfect in Dhyana
 8     4,      4        |        is], is given up to mere discipline,~He is apt, indeed, to take
 9     4,      4        |       My only fear is lest your discipline lead you astray either to
10     4,      5        |         Ma-tsu: "How does a man discipline himself in the Tao?"~The
11     4,      5        |         Tao there is nothing to discipline oneself in. If there is
12     4,      5        |     oneself in. If there is any discipline in it, the completion of
13     4,      5        |          the completion of such discipline means the destruction of
14     4,      5        |     Sravaka. But if there is no discipline whatever in the Tao, one
15     4,      6        |         added to it by means of discipline. When conditions' are at
16     4,      6        |       achievement by means of a discipline attached to form, are giving
17     4,      6        |   anything mediating, all their discipline of aeons would not enable
18     4,      6        |      bondage with the notion of discipline and merit as cherished by
19     4,      6        |      abiding, the ten stages of discipline, and the ten stages of turning-over.
20     4,      6        |  attained it puts an end to all discipline, to all realization and
21     4,      6        |       through long ages of hard discipline.~Committing evils or practising
22     4,      8, 1     |       of pictures stages of Zen discipline, for in his general preface
23     4,      8, 1     |      being made the goal of Zen discipline. Some might take mere emptiness
24     4,      8, 2     |     under his wild hoofs!~  ~2. Discipline Begun~I am in possession
25     5,      2        |          When the monk fails to discipline himself along this road,
26     5,      4        |    alive the true spirit of Zen discipline; all this is his merit.~
27     5,      6        |         confession, and ascetic discipline,~And many other good deeds