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 1   1, 74 |      indifferent to all worldly objects, and having attained the
 2   1, 77 |       with sorrow, entangled in objects of sense, and lost in the
 3   1, 78 |    desire whose fuel is worldly objects, as a great cloud does with
 4   1, 87 |      those bonds called worldly objects, caused his son to go through
 5   2, 17 | universal accomplishment of all objects took place, the king in
 6   2, 23 | indulged with all sorts of such objects to please the senses as
 7   2, 51 |         a hermit he refused all objects of sense, he viewed all
 8   2, 54 |        set him free towards all objects of pleasure.~
 9   3, 51 |         pleasure in the several objects of the senses, sweet sounds
10   4, 62 |      estranged from all worldly objects, Udayin, well skilled in
11   4, 71 |  feelings; surely, when worldly objects so hard to attain are in
12   4, 72 |        pleasure was the best of objects, even the god Puramdara (
13   4, 85 |        I do not despise worldly objects, I know that all mankind
14   4, 86 |        find my enjoyment in the objects that please the mind.~
15   4, 91 |        is attachment to earthly objects, or a want of self-control.~
16   4, 94 |      blind to the faults of its objects,-what is there in it worth
17   4, 97 |     thou canst cling to worldly objects, when thou seest all created
18   4, 100|      resolve and abolishing the objects of desire; and the lord
19   4, 103|       mind turned away from all objects of sense, could not lie
20   5, 1  |      though thus tempted by the objects of sense which infatuate
21   5, 10 |        as the desire of worldly objects and the rest, he attained
22   5, 18 |   passions turned away from all objects of sense~
23   5, 31 |    senses are eager for worldly objects, and who has no power of
24   5, 38 |         sever me helplessly, my objects unattained and myself unsatisfied?'~
25   5, 76 |     obtained by winning worldly objects or in attaining wealth;
26   7, 1  |      the forest. he by whom all objects are accomplished, overpowering
27   7, 21 |    wealth, kindred, and worldly objects, undertake vows for the
28   9, 49 |     disagreeableness of outward objects,-then for that which is
29   9, 68 |         only alert for external objects.~
30  10, 28 |    reverse order, are the three objects in life; when men die they
31  10, 30 | therefore by pursuing the three objects of life, cause this beauty
32  10, 37 |      fickle, intent on external objects, heedless, impatient, not
33  11, 8  |         afraid of these worldly objects.~
34  11, 13 |        unsatisfied with worldly objects.~
35  11, 16 |      his trust in these worldly objects, whether in heaven or in
36  11, 19 |       paltry flavour of worldly objects,-the very height of union
37  11, 35 |     iron hook,therefore worldly objects produce misery as their
38  11, 39 |                   39. 'External objects therefore are to human beings
39  11, 51 |       set my desires on loftier objects, that I thus refuse thy
40  11, 53 |       who is devoted to worldly objects.~
41  11, 58 |  universal pursuit of the three objects is the supreme end of man,-
42  11, 58 |  desirable is misery,-thy three objects are perishable and also
43  12, 19 |  consist of intellect, external objects, the senses, and the hands,
44  12, 27 |     massed like a lump of clay, objects that thus become confused
45  12, 31 |        is entangled in external objects through his mind, speech,
46  12, 50 |        and reasoning on various objects, the childish mind is carried
47  12, 89 |   beheld him there, just as the objects of the senses come up to
48  13, 47 |        in the course of worldly objects and is afraid of embodied
49  14, 50 |      the six organs (with their objects);~
50  14, 58 |       their contact (with their objects) is stopped;~
51  16, 39 |       the six organs with their objects is called "contact;" and
52  16, 40 |       being troubled by worldly objects; "attachment to continued