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 1   1, 23 |         a great longing in her. mind, went with the inmates of
 2   1, 30 |          not foolish, as if his mind had been purified by countless
 3   1, 52 |    Brahmans, dismissed from his mind all unwelcome suspicion
 4   1, 60 |         lover of duty,-that thy mind should be thus kind towards
 5   1, 63 |       that voice and applied my mind thereto, and having known
 6   1, 72 |     addressed him: 'Let not thy mind, O monarch, be disturbed,-
 7   2, 28 |         which could disturb his mind,'-thus reflecting the king
 8   2, 37 |   bathed to purify his body and mind with the waters of holy
 9   2, 45 | absorbed in contemplation whose mind is abstracted in profound
10   3, 29 |         gods had bewildered his mind:~
11   3, 34 |   great-souled one, who had his mind purified by the impressions
12   3, 45 |         heard this account, his mind deeply distressed, he trembled
13   3, 47 |       this alarm of disease, my mind shrinks into itself, repelled
14   3, 56 |     Then the driver,-having his mind overpowered by the gods
15   4, 55 |       undisturbed, and stedfast mind.~
16   4, 85 |         world is transitory, my mind cannot find pleasure in
17   4, 86 |         objects that please the mind.~
18   4, 97 |                    97. 'Ah! thy mind must be very firm and strong,
19   4, 103|     king, when he heard how his mind turned away from all objects
20   5, 9  |       that leads to firmness of mind.~
21   5, 10 |         attained to firmness of mind, and being forthwith set
22   5, 11 |    thoroughly understood in his mind the course of the world:~
23   5, 21 |         term dharma, he set his mind on the manner of the accomplishment
24   5, 25 |      word 'blessed he fixed his mind on the attainment of Nirvana.~
25   5, 30 |         period of life when the mind is still fickle.~
26   5, 31 |                        31. 'The mind of the thoughtless ignorant
27   5, 71 |        by a higher power in his mind, he set himself to bring
28   5, 87 |         on as if spurred in his mind, went over the leagues full
29   6, 17 |        certain, therefore is my mind fixed on liberation; how
30   6, 26 |           26. 'At this state of mind of thine, causing affliction
31   6, 26 |   affliction to thy kindred, my mind, O my lord, sinks down like
32   6, 35 |             35, 'Or even if thy mind be resolved to abandon thy
33   7, 27 |         Since it is only by the mind's authority that the body
34   7, 44 |    chief-having resolved in his mind tc put an end to all existencethus
35   7, 52 |        liberation, makes up his mind for liberation,-he is indeed
36   8, 15 |   recovery of his son, with his mind distressed by the vow and
37   8, 32 |    three went away together, my mind trembles.~
38   8, 64 |       religion, knowing that my mind was secretly quarrelling
39   8, 68 |                  68. 'Alas! the mind of that wise hero is terribly
40   8, 78 |         78. 'How should not the mind of Manu himself be distracted,
41   8, 84 |     Moreover, this his state of mind was all predetermined; remember
42   9, 21 |        and the control over the mind.~
43   9, 44 |                 44. 'Surely thy mind is not very penetrating,
44   9, 65 |     evil are doubted, let one's mind be set on the good; even
45  10, 12 |  perceived its meaning with his mind, thus at once spoke to that
46  10, 20 |       the king of his health of mind and freedom from all ailments.~
47  10, 21 |   desiring to know his state of mind:~
48  10, 26 |      for refuge to the tranquil mind; therefore be pleased to
49  11, 68 |    action for future reward,-my mind does not delight, O king,
50  11, 71 |         thyself, to deliver thy mind, to those who will destroy
51  12, 6  |            6. 'In every way thy mind is stedfast and wise, who
52  12, 19 |  generative organ, and also the mind.~
53  12, 27 |              27. 'That state of mind is called " confusion,"
54  12, 28 |              28. 'That state of mind which says that this mind,
55  12, 28 |       mind which says that this mind, intellect, and these actions
56  12, 29 |              29. 'That state of mind is called "indiscrimination,"
57  12, 31 |    external objects through his mind, speech, actions, and thoughts,
58  12, 48 |       attain to tranquillity of mind.~
59  12, 50 |   various objects, the childish mind is carried away by the possession
60  12, 52 |         reasonings bewilder the mind, reaches a (second) stage
61  12, 54 |        But he who separates his mind from this pleasure and ecstasy,
62  12, 90 |         low in humility, as the mind is honoured by the restless
63  12, 100|   thirst, and fatigue, with his mind no longer self-possessed
64  12, 100|        is to be attained by his mind?~
65  12, 101| satisfaction of the senses; the mind's selfpossession is only
66  12, 102|        is produced in him whose mind is self-possessed and at
67  12, 104|      wisdom, having made up his mind to accept the continuance
68  12, 112|       resolve, having fixed his mind on the attainment of perfect
69  13, 4  |       is this despondency of my mind.~
70  13, 18 |          18 Then Mara called to mind his own army, wishing to
71  13, 24 |     strength or fascinating the mind.~
72  13, 43 |    assaults on his body and his mind, and all these missiles
73  13, 49 |       in order to infatuate the mind of the sage, flitted about
74  13, 49 |       not in one spot, like the mind of the fickle student over
75  15, 27 |                  27. Having his mind continually guided by the
76  16, 30 |    chain of causation, with his mind fixed on wisdom;~
77  16, 33 |     Whosoever therefore has his mind indifferent and is void
78  16, 37 |        of] the body, voice, and mind; and consciousness arises
79  16, 37 |         the five senses and the mind (or internal sense).~
80  16, 38 |        of the senses, including mind.~
81  16, 62 |       tongue, the touch, or the mind,-without soul or exertion;~'
82  16, 74 |     conduct and perfectly clear mind, possessed of the ten powers,
83  16, 105|        method of the Law in his mind, sets it going around him,
84  16, 108|        method of the Law in his mind and sets it going abroad.~
85  16, 114|        made perfectly pure, his mind calmed with boundless charity,
86  16, 128|       resolutely produce in his mind the idea of true wisdom
87  17, 20 |          and the king, with his mind enlightened, having worshipped