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 1   5, 11 | deliberation, he next pondered this meditation,-having thoroughly understood
 2   5, 16 |           did this pure passionless meditation grow within the great-souled
 3  12, 102|                          102. 'True meditation is produced in him whose
 4  12, 102|             thoughts are engaged in meditation the exercise of perfect
 5  13, 51 |            is only to be reached by meditation and knowledge.~
 6  14, 1  |              he the great master of meditation set himself to meditate,
 7  14, 2  |             mastery in all kinds of meditation, he remembered in the first
 8  14, 72 |        patient, skilful, devoted to meditation and wisdom,-by these meritorious
 9  15, 6  |           name, O holy one, of this meditation, engaged in which thou hast
10  15, 16 |            closing his eyes in deep meditation like one who is sleepy.~
11  15, 20 |        almost dead, he continued in meditation, remembering the former
12  15, 22 |             he remained absorbed in meditation, perfectly tranquil like
13  15, 27 |            eyes closed, absorbed in meditation.~
14  15, 32 |        Having beheld him plunged in meditation, immovable like the mountain
15  15, 59 |        different spots his weeks of meditation, day and night, the great
16  15, 102|          righteousness, absorbed in meditation, passed the night, gladdening
17  15, 118|    Suddhodana performed that act of meditation which is called the Arouser
18  17, 14 |         versed in sacred spells and meditation, and able to counteract