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 1 1 |         religious duties, whose thoughts had been thoroughly freed
 2 1 |       knowledge, with inquiring thoughts, who had broken the fetters
 3 1 |    highest selfrestraint, whose thoughts and whose knowledge were
 4 5 |    again I raise and incline my thoughts towards the highest perfect
 5 8 |         in the knowledge of the thoughts of other people, so as at
 6 8 |      able to know the deeds and thoughts of beings belonging to a
 7 8 |     meditated on me with serene thoughts; if at the moment of their
 8 8 |          that is, so that their thoughts should not be troubled,
 9 8 |    arise, should not turn their thoughts towards Bodhi, should, when
10 10|    never conceived the remotest thoughts of lust, malevolence, and
11 27|        seen the Bhagavat, their thoughts filled with joy, will, when
12 29| Tathagata by giving him the ten thoughts, and who will direct their
13 31|      handfulls of flowers, with thoughts jubilant, with incomparable
14 31|      will be filled with joyful thoughts, when they have thus heard
15 38|        is a firm support to all thoughts, equal to the ocean in wisdom,
16 38|        subdued and calmed their thoughts, endowed with a perception
17 38|       questionings, knowing the thoughts of others, free from self-confidence.
18 38|      highest restraint of their thoughts, they are like great elephants ;
19 41|       have quickly raised their thoughts towards the Bodhi, in order
20 45|      hundred Bhikshus had their thoughts delivered from faults so
21 45|      the human and divine race, thoughts such as had never risen