Book, §

 1   1, 7 |            wipe away every mark of his existence.~
 2   1, 77|                forest-paths of worldly existence, as to travellers who have
 3   7, 22|              inherent evils of mundane existence, he only seeks pain by pain.~
 4   9, 48|                 both good and evil and existence and non-existence; and since
 5  12, 16|  firmly-settled theory, how our mortal existence arises and how it revolves.~
 6  12, 23|               as the causes of mundane existence; he who abides in the midst
 7  12, 38|               in the world of embodied existence, thinking that I am the
 8  12, 73|              inactive, and the term of existence is so prolonged;~
 9  12, 79|               without such a soul, the existence of the absence of knowledge
10  12, 97| self-mortification;-dreading continued existence, thus reflected in his longing
11  13, 8 |           further side of the ocean of existence:~
12  13, 47|              and is afraid of embodied existence.~
13  13, 64|          drowned in the great flood of existence and unable to reach the
14  14, 6 |              came the conviction, 'All existence is insubstantial, like the
15  14, 34|            they wander in the ocean of existence, receiving the fruits of
16  14, 36|                and decays through that existence which is the site of the
17  14, 39|             has been the attachment to existence there arises a (previous)
18  14, 39|              there arises a (previous) existence; then he pondered, 'What
19  14, 39|        condition for the attachment to existence?'~
20  14, 51|           sensation; the attachment to existence springs from desire; from
21  14, 51|        attachment arises a (continued) existence;~
22  14, 52|           there has been a (continued) existence; and from birth arise old
23  14, 56|                57. 'When the action of existence is stopped, birth also is
24  14, 56|                 when the attachment to existence is stopped, the action of
25  14, 56|              is stopped, the action of existence is stopped;~
26  14, 57|             stopped, the attachment to existence is stopped; and with the
27  14, 71|            works, therefore as long as existence lasts acquire merit.~
28  14, 76|               the abolition of worldly existence through the lamps of the
29  14, 84|                of the inherent sins of existence,-glory to thee, glory to
30  15, 43|              activity and cessation of existence shall depend upon thee,
31  15, 51|             still involved in embodied existence, and sitting on that jewel-seat
32  16, 15|                   15. 'Walk as long as existence lasts, holding fast the
33  16, 17|              is the cause of corporeal existence, others maintain that the
34  16, 22|             then could liberation from existence be produced by difficult
35  16, 26|               those who are devoted to existence are tormented with the swarms
36  16, 29|               the cause of coming into existence, and the cessation of the
37  16, 31|            perfections, and go through existence always doing good to all
38  16, 33|                for any further form of existence, let him abolish one by
39  16, 36|            huge poison-tree of mundane existence with its trunk of pain.~
40  16, 40|                attachment to continued existence," arising from this, sets
41  16, 41|           attachment springs continued existence, which is sensual, possessing
42  16, 41|            form, or formless; and from existence arises birth through a returning
43  16, 44|              be freed from the bond of existence, you must cut down with
44  16, 45|           bonds of the prison-house of existence, as Arhats, possessing natures
45  16, 46|              the cessation of embodied existence.~
46  16, 68|          through the forest of mundane existence, therefore is he called
47  17, 31|             the deliverer from mundane existence, who assumes all forms,-