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 1   1, 1  |           seated with a collected mind, and, having duly worshipped
 2   1, 14 |            he also drew forth the mind, which is both real and
 3   1, 14 |         unreal, likewise from the mind egoism, which possesses
 4   1, 18 |           their functions and the mind, through its minute parts
 5   1, 53 |     desist from their actions and mind becomes inert.~
 6   1, 74 |            after awaking, creates mind, which is both real and
 7   1, 75 |                               75. Mind, impelled by (Brahman's)
 8   2, 53 |        his food with concentrated mind, after performing an ablution;
 9   2, 100|        ten) organs as well as the mind in subjection, he may gain
10   2, 104|      organs and concentrating his mind.~
11   2, 163|           may) sleep with an easy mind, awake with an easy mind,
12   2, 163|          mind, awake with an easy mind, and with an easy mind walk
13   2, 163|       easy mind, and with an easy mind walk here among men; but
14   2, 192|        organs (of sense), and his mind, let him stand with joined
15   2, 222|     twilights with a concentrated mind in a pure place, muttering
16   3, 215|           must, concentrating his mind and turning towards the
17   3, 258|          him, with a concentrated mind, silent and pure, look towards
18   5, 47 | undertakes, and what he fixes his mind on.~
19   6, 8  |        towards all), of collected mind, ever liberal and never
20   6, 35 |          debts, let him apply his mind to (the attainment of) final
21   6, 36 |        ability, he may direct his mind to (the attainment of) final
22   6, 43 |            and) concentrating his mind on Brahman.~
23   6, 93 |           man who, with collected mind, follows the tenfold law
24   7, 12 |         king quickly makes up his mind to destroy such (a man).~
25   7, 30 |           man, (nor) by one whose mind is unimproved, (nor) by
26   7, 145|          having, with a collected mind, offered oblations in the
27   8, 23 |         let him, with a collected mind, begin the trial of causes.~
28   8, 26 |         internal (working of the) mind is perceived through the
29   8, 381|          not even conceive in his mind the thought of killing a
30   9, 230|        infants, men of disordered mind, the poor and the sick,
31  11, 82 |       chaste, and of concentrated mind, removes after the lapse
32  11, 87 |          who, with a concentrated mind, follows any of the (above-mentioned)
33  11, 91 |        drunk, through delusion of mind, (the spirituous liquor
34  11, 106|          may, with a concentrated mind, perform during a whole
35  11, 195|     muttering with a concentrated mind the Savitri three thousand
36  11, 215|          once with a concentrated mind.~
37  11, 218|     penance, (with a) controlled (mind), on the first day of the
38  11, 220|       Brahmana, with concentrated mind, eats (during a month daily)
39  11, 221|         He who, concentrating his mind, eats during a month in
40  11, 232|     Having thus considered in his mind what results will arise
41  11, 234|                       234. If his mind be uneasy with respect to
42  11, 258|           if, with a concentrated mind, he attends cows for a year,
43  11, 259|              259. Or if, pure (in mind and in body), he thrice
44  11, 263|          who, with a concentrated mind, thrice recites the Riksamhita,
45  12, 3  |            which springs from the mind, from speech, and from the
46  12, 4  |                  4. Know that the mind is the instigator here below,
47  12, 8  |          evil mental (act) in his mind, (that of) a verbal (act)
48  12, 10 |          true) tridandin in whose mind these three, the control
49  12, 81 |           whatever disposition of mind (a man) forms any act, he
50  12, 118|      Brahmana), concentrating his mind, fully recognise in the