Book, Sutta

  1      3, 15 |            Now, monks, the thought may occur to you that the chariot
  2      3, 22 |            on the chance that they may actually turn out to need
  3      3, 22 |            on the chance that they may actually turn out to need
  4      3, 58 |           pool or pond, thinking, 'May whatever animals live here
  5      3, 61 |         mind.' And however much he may read, that's exactly how
  6      3, 61 |         mind.' And however much he may read, that's exactly how
  7      3, 61 |         mind.' And however much he may read, that's exactly how
  8      3, 61 |         this.' And however much he may read, that's exactly how
  9      3, 61 |         this.' And however much he may read, that's exactly how
 10      3, 61 |            the community of monks. May Master Gotama remember me
 11      3, 62 |         people -- even though they may explain otherwise, remain
 12      3, 62 |         people -- even though they may explain otherwise, remain
 13      3, 65 |            to the Sangha of monks. May the Blessed One remember
 14      3, 65 |         for refuge. Venerable sir, may the Blessed One regard us
 15      3, 73 |            the community of monks. May Master Ananda remember me
 16      3, 93 |          power or might [to say:] 'May my crops spring up today,
 17      3, 93 |          my crops spring up today, may the grains appear tomorrow,
 18      3, 93 |        grains appear tomorrow, and may they ripen the next day.'
 19      3, 93 |          power or might [to say:] 'May my mind be released from
 20      4, 5  |         evil deeds. Even though it may be with pain, even though
 21      4, 5  |          with pain, even though it may be with sorrow, even though
 22      4, 5  |        with sorrow, even though he may be crying, his face in tears,
 23      4, 5  |       sensuality & evil,~though it may be with pain,~would abandon
 24      4, 67 |           for many-footed beings. ~May footless beings do me no
 25      4, 67 |     footless beings do me no harm.~May two-footed beings do me
 26      4, 67 |   two-footed beings do me no harm.~May four-footed beings do me
 27      4, 67 |  four-footed beings do me no harm.~May many-footed beings do me
 28      4, 67 | many-footed beings do me no harm. ~May all creatures, ~    all
 29      4, 67 |            meet with good fortune.~May none of them come to any
 30      4, 67 |          made this protection.~    May the beings depart.~I pay
 31      4, 73 |           back. Of this person you may know, 'This venerable one
 32      4, 73 |           back. Of this person you may know, 'This venerable one
 33      4, 73 |           back. Of this person you may know, 'This venerable one
 34      4, 73 |           back. Of this person you may know, 'This venerable one
 35      4, 73 |           back. Of this person you may know, 'This venerable one
 36      4, 73 |           back. Of this person you may know, 'This venerable one
 37      4, 73 |           back. Of this person you may know, 'This venerable one
 38      4, 73 |           back. Of this person you may know, 'This venerable one
 39      4, 77 |           range of powers that one may obtain while absorbed in
 40      4, 111|            the community of monks. May the Blessed One remember
 41      4, 113|            In this case, monks, we may have a certain goodly thoroughbred
 42      4, 113|          him? [17] Here, monks, we may have such a steed, and this
 43      4, 113|              Then again, monks, we may have a certain goodly thoroughbred
 44      4, 113|              Then again, monks, we may have a certain goodly thoroughbred
 45      4, 113|               Once more, monks, we may have a goodly thoroughbred
 46      4, 113|            In this case, monks, we may have a certain goodly thoroughbred
 47      4, 113|              Again, monks, here we may have a goodly thoroughbred
 48      4, 113|         Then again, monks, here we may have a goodly thoroughbred
 49      4, 113|          Once more, monks, here we may have a goodly thoroughbred
 50      4, 115|          course of action that one may be known -- in terms of
 51      4, 115|          course of action that one may be known -- in terms of
 52      4, 125|   according to what his past deeds may have been] he may go down
 53      4, 125|            deeds may have been] he may go down even to hell, or
 54      4, 159|   unskilled as to act in this way. May my lord Ananda please accept
 55      4, 159|   transgression as such, so that I may restrain myself in the future." ~"
 56      4, 184|            to the Sangha of monks. May Master Gotama remember me
 57      4, 192|           Monks, these four traits may be known by means of four [
 58      4, 192|    together that a person's virtue may be known, and then only
 59      4, 192|           a person that his purity may be known, and then only
 60      4, 192|          that a person's endurance may be known, and then only
 61      4, 192|        that a person's discernment may be known, and then only
 62      4, 192|    together that a person's virtue may be known, and then only
 63      4, 192|    together that a person's virtue may be known, and then only
 64      4, 192|           a person that his purity may be known, and then only
 65      4, 192|           a person that his purity may be known, and then only
 66      4, 192|          that a person's endurance may be known, and then only
 67      4, 192|          that a person's endurance may be known, and then only
 68      4, 192|        that a person's discernment may be known, and then only
 69      4, 192|        that a person's discernment may be known, and then only
 70      4, 192|           are the four traits that may be known by means of these
 71      5, 28 |           or red-lotus pond, there may be some of the blue, white,
 72      5, 49 |          the world. Which five? ~"'May what is subject to aging
 73      5, 49 |            at all in the world. ~"'May what is subject to illness
 74      5, 49 |            at all in the world. ~"'May what is subject to death
 75      5, 49 |            at all in the world. ~"'May what is subject to ending
 76      5, 49 |            at all in the world. ~"'May what is subject to destruction
 77      5, 177|       engage in." ~Revised: Sun 20 May 2001 ~        ~
 78      5, 179|           now, then if he wants he may state about himself: 'Hell
 79      5, 179|           now, then if he wants he may state about himself: 'Hell
 80      5, 180|        arrival said to him, 'Lord, may I receive the Going Forth
 81      5, 180|            Blessed One's presence. May I receive the Full Acceptance.'
 82      5, 180|        arrival said to him, 'Lord, may we receive the Going Forth
 83      5, 180|            Blessed One's presence. May we receive the Full Acceptance.'
 84      5, 180|            O, that these 500 monks may obtain at will -- without
 85      6, 12 |           righteous gains the monk may obtain in a righteous way --
 86      6, 13 |                    Revised: Sun 20 May 2001 ~        ~
 87      6, 16 |            time of death. ~"Now it may be that you are thinking, '
 88      6, 16 |            time of death. ~"Now it may be that you are thinking, '
 89      6, 16 |           one is worried. ~"Now it may be that you are thinking, '
 90      6, 16 |            time of death. ~"Now it may be that you are thinking, '
 91      6, 16 |            time of death. ~"Now it may be that you are thinking, '
 92      6, 16 |            time of death. ~"Now it may be that you are thinking, '
 93      6, 45 |         evil desires: He desires, 'May they not know about me.'
 94      6, 45 |           about me.' He resolves, 'May they not know about me.'
 95      6, 45 |            He speaks, [thinking,] 'May they not know about me.'
 96      6, 45 |        with his body, [thinking,] 'May they not know about me.'
 97      6, 45 |         evil desires: He desires, 'May they not know about me.'
 98      6, 45 |           about me.' He resolves, 'May they not know about me.'
 99      6, 45 |            He speaks, [thinking,] 'May they not know about me.'
100      6, 45 |        with his body, [thinking,] 'May they not know about me.'
101      6, 45 |           way of the mind,~wants: 'May they not~    know about
102      6, 55 |          non-deludedness. ~"Now it may occur to a certain venerable
103      6, 55 |          to renunciation. ~"Now it may occur to a certain venerable
104      7, 21 |         life who have yet to come, may they come; and may the well-behaved
105      7, 21 |           come, may they come; and may the well-behaved fellow-followers
106      7, 60 |            wishes of an enemy, 'O, may this person be ugly!' Why
107      7, 60 |     regardless of the fact that he may be well-bathed, well-anointed,
108      7, 60 |            wishes of an enemy, 'O, may this person sleep badly!'
109      7, 60 |            wishes of an enemy, 'O, may this person not profit!'
110      7, 60 |            wishes of an enemy, 'O, may this person not have any
111      7, 60 |            wishes of an enemy, 'O, may this person not have any
112      7, 60 |            wishes of an enemy, 'O, may this person not have any
113      7, 60 |            wishes of an enemy, 'O, may this person, on the break-up
114      7, 60 | unskillfulness.~Train yourselves:~'May we not be blotted out.' ~
115      8, 43 |          of the body, after death, may arise to fellowship with
116      8, 43 |          of the body, after death, may arise to fellowship with
117      8, 43 |          of the body, after death, may arise to fellowship with
118      8, 43 |          of the body, after death, may arise to fellowship with
119      8, 43 |           of the body, after death may arise to fellowship with
120      8, 43 |          of the body, after death, may arise to fellowship with
121      8, 53 |         the qualities of which you may know, 'These qualities lead
122      8, 53 |           being unburdensome': You may definitely hold, 'This is
123      8, 53 |         the qualities of which you may know, 'These qualities lead
124      8, 53 |          to being burdensome': You may definitely hold, 'This is
125      8, 54 |          handling gold and silver. May the Blessed One teach the
126      8, 54 |        whatever town or village he may dwell, spends time with
127      8, 63 |          along right behind me."  "May the Blessed One teach me
128      8, 63 |            me the Dhamma in brief! May the One Well-gone teach
129      8, 63 |            the Dhamma in brief! It may well be that I will understand
130      8, 63 |            Blessed One's words. It may well be that I will become
131      9, 34 |          this line of reasoning it may be known how Unbinding is
132      9, 34 |          this line of reasoning it may be known how pleasant Unbinding
133      9, 34 |          this line of reasoning it may be known how Unbinding is
134     10, 60 |            perceptions his disease may be allayed. Which ten? The
135     10, 60 |            perceptions his disease may be allayed." ~Then Ven.
136     10, 71 |             If a monk would wish, 'May I be dear & pleasing to
137     10, 71 |             If a monk would wish, 'May I be someone who receives
138     10, 71 |    requisites for curing the sick, may that be of great fruit,
139     10, 71 |             If a monk would wish, 'May it also be of great fruit,
140     10, 71 |             If a monk would wish, 'May I be content with whatever
141     10, 71 |             If a monk would wish, 'May I be resistant to cold,
142     10, 71 |             If a monk would wish, 'May I overcome displeasure,
143     10, 71 |           overcome by displeasure. May I dwell having conquered
144     10, 71 |             If a monk would wish, 'May I overcome fear & dread,
145     10, 71 |          overcome by fear & dread. May I dwell having conquered
146     10, 71 |             If a monk would wish, 'May I attain -- whenever I want,
147     10, 71 |             If a monk would wish, 'May I -- with the ending of
148     10, 92 |        method, then if he wants he may state about himself: 'Hell
149     10, 92 |        method, then if he wants he may state about himself: 'Hell
150     10, 96 |        cross-examined him so much. May Ven. Ananda please forgive
151     10, 176|            resolves of his heart: 'May these beings be killed or
152     10, 176|           crushed or destroyed, or may they not exist at all!'
153     10, 176|           his heart. [He thinks,] 'May these beings be free from
154     10, 176|             free from trouble, and may they look after themselves
155     10, 176|            the community of monks. May the Blessed One remember
156     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May freedom from remorse arise
157     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May joy arise in me.' It is
158     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May rapture arise in me.' It
159     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May my body be serene.' It is
160     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May I experience pleasure.'
161     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May my mind grow concentrated.'
162     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May I know & see things as they
163     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May I feel disenchantment.'
164     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May I grow dispassionate.' It
165     11, 2  |          need for an act of will, 'May I realize the knowledge &