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 1   1, 1  | counterpart,-who, as bestowing the supreme happiness, surpasses (Brahman)
 2   1, 34 |                 34. 'I am born for supreme knowledge, for the welfare
 3   1, 37 |           highest blessings on his supreme wisdom.~
 4   1, 62 |          been born for the sake of supreme knowledge.~
 5   1, 80 |            when he has attained to supreme knowledge, will achieve
 6   2, 55 |          the time of attaining the supreme wisdom.~
 7   6, 22 |   determination is,'I must seek my supreme good this very day;' what
 8   7, 45 |          which regards the self as supreme is revealed.~
 9   9, 72 |         actions of him who was the supreme refuge of all, they went
10  10, 11 |    Brahmans, he will either attain supreme wisdom or the empire of
11  11, 58 |           the three objects is the supreme end of man,-and thou saidst
12  12, 42 |          world, discoursing on the supreme Brahman, practise here a
13  12, 63 |           profoundly versed in the supreme Self, having abolished himself
14  12, 65 |                  65. 'This is that supreme Brahman, constant, eternal,
15  12, 103|          is eventually gained that supreme calm, undecaying, immortal
16  13, 51 |          fatigue that condition of supreme happiness which is only
17  14, 1  |      meditate, longing to know the supreme end.~
18  15, 41 |         world, be successively the supreme lord of every world from
19  15, 42 |             Having become also the supreme lord of all Bodhisauvas,
20  16, 93 |    Vasavartinah gods, aye, and the supreme throne of Brahman;~