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 1   2, 33 |       delighted himself in perfect calm, ceased from all evil, practised
 2   2, 37 | self-produced happiness of perfect calm.~
 3   2, 51 |       Sastra, he practised perfect calm and underwent various observances,
 4   5, 10 |  contemplation, unaffected by sin, calm, and 'argumentative.'~
 5   5, 25 |           was filled with profound calm; and as he heard the word '
 6   5, 69 |        determination is settled in calm resolve, and since even
 7  10, 2  |             like Brahman in a holy calm going to the uppermost heaven.~
 8  11, 54 |            best happiness, perfect calm, and hereafter all pains
 9  11, 55 |       attains not the happiness of calm here, while pain has to
10  12, 100|          one who is not absolutely calm reach the end which is to
11  12, 101|                         101. 'True calm is properly obtained by
12  12, 103|     eventually gained that supreme calm, undecaying, immortal state,
13  13, 8  |            Mara thus addressed the calm seer as he sat on his seat,
14  13, 69 |          then, to grief but put on calm; let not thy greatness,
15  15, 72 |          them,only thinking in his calm apathy, 'these are fit for
16  16, 43 |          upon by you who enjoy the calm of dwelling tranquilly in
17  16, 89 |         contemplation, with a deep calm of uninterrupted bliss,
18  16, 115|          115. 'His soul constantly calm with universal indifference,
19  17, 3  |       resplendent there, perfectly calm in his dem eanour and worshipping