Book, Sutta

  1      3, 39 |   run-of-the-mill person, himself subject to aging, not beyond aging,
  2      3, 39 |         to himself that he too is subject to aging, not beyond aging.
  3      3, 39 |      beyond aging. If I -- who am subject to aging, not beyond aging --
  4      3, 39 |   run-of-the-mill person, himself subject to illness, not beyond illness,
  5      3, 39 |         to himself that he too is subject to illness, not beyond illness.
  6      3, 39 |       illness. And if I -- who am subject to illness, not beyond illness --
  7      3, 39 |   run-of-the-mill person, himself subject to death, not beyond death,
  8      3, 39 |         to himself that he too is subject to death, not beyond death.
  9      3, 39 |         death. And if I -- who am subject to death, not beyond death --
 10      3, 39 |     returns to the lower life." ~'Subject to birth, subject to aging,~   
 11      3, 39 |        life." ~'Subject to birth, subject to aging,~    subject to
 12      3, 39 |      birth, subject to aging,~    subject to death,~run-of-the-mill
 13      3, 39 |       from that to which they are subject.~And if I were to be repelled~
 14      3, 39 |          to be repelled~by beings subject to these things,~it would
 15      4, 184|         that there is no one who, subject to death, is not afraid
 16      4, 184|     Brahman, there are those who, subject to death, are afraid & in
 17      4, 184|          And there are those who, subject to death, are not afraid
 18      4, 184|        And who is the person who, subject to death, is afraid & in
 19      4, 184|  delirious. This is a person who, subject to death, is afraid & in
 20      4, 184|       This, too, is a person who, subject to death, is afraid & in
 21      4, 184|       This, too, is a person who, subject to death, is afraid & in
 22      4, 184|       This, too, is a person who, subject to death, is afraid & in
 23      4, 184|     brahman, are four people who, subject to death, are afraid & in
 24      4, 184|        And who is the person who, subject to death, is not afraid
 25      4, 184|  delirious. This is a person who, subject to death, is not afraid
 26      4, 184|       This, too, is a person who, subject to death, is not afraid
 27      4, 184|       This, too, is a person who, subject to death, is not afraid
 28      4, 184|       This, too, is a person who, subject to death, is not afraid
 29      4, 184|     brahman, are four people who, subject to death, are not afraid
 30      4, 252|        case where a person, being subject himself to aging, seeks [
 31      4, 252|      seeks [happiness in] what is subject to aging. Being subject
 32      4, 252|           subject to aging. Being subject himself to illness, he seeks [
 33      4, 252|      seeks [happiness in] what is subject to illness. Being subject
 34      4, 252|         subject to illness. Being subject himself to death, he seeks [
 35      4, 252|      seeks [happiness in] what is subject to death. Being subject
 36      4, 252|           subject to death. Being subject himself to defilement, he
 37      4, 252|      seeks [happiness in] what is subject to defilement. These are
 38      4, 252|        case where a person, being subject himself to aging, realizing
 39      4, 252|          the drawbacks of what is subject to aging, seeks the unaging,
 40      4, 252|        the yoke: Unbinding. Being subject himself to illness, realizing
 41      4, 252|          the drawbacks of what is subject to illness, he seeks the
 42      4, 252|        the yoke: Unbinding. Being subject himself to death, realizing
 43      4, 252|          the drawbacks of what is subject to death, he seeks the undying,
 44      4, 252|        the yoke: Unbinding. Being subject himself to defilement, realizing
 45      4, 252|          the drawbacks of what is subject to defilement, he seeks
 46      5, 49 |        Which five? ~"'May what is subject to aging not age.' This
 47      5, 49 |         the world. ~"'May what is subject to illness not grow ill.'
 48      5, 49 |         the world. ~"'May what is subject to death not die.' This
 49      5, 49 |         the world. ~"'May what is subject to ending not end.' This
 50      5, 49 |         the world. ~"'May what is subject to destruction not be destroyed.'
 51      5, 49 |     person that something that is subject to aging ages. With the
 52      5, 49 |         With the aging of what is subject to aging, he does not reflect: '
 53      5, 49 |           only to me that what is subject to aging will age. To the
 54      5, 49 |          all of them that what is subject to aging will age. And if,
 55      5, 49 |         with the aging of what is subject to aging, I were to sorrow,
 56      5, 49 |         with the aging of what is subject to aging, he sorrows, grieves,
 57      5, 49 |     person that something that is subject to illness grows ill...
 58      5, 49 |       grows ill... that something subject to death dies... that something
 59      5, 49 |      death dies... that something subject to ending ends... that something
 60      5, 49 |     ending ends... that something subject to destruction is destroyed.
 61      5, 49 |        the destruction of what is subject to destruction, he does
 62      5, 49 |           only to me that what is subject to destruction will be destroyed.
 63      5, 49 |          all of them that what is subject to destruction will be destroyed.
 64      5, 49 |        the destruction of what is subject to destruction, I were to
 65      5, 49 |        the destruction of what is subject to destruction, he sorrows,
 66      5, 49 |       ones that something that is subject to aging ages. With the
 67      5, 49 |         With the aging of what is subject to aging, he reflects: '
 68      5, 49 |           only to me that what is subject to aging will age. To the
 69      5, 49 |          all of them that what is subject to aging will age. And if,
 70      5, 49 |         with the aging of what is subject to aging, I were to sorrow,
 71      5, 49 |         with the aging of what is subject to aging, he does not sorrow,
 72      5, 49 |       ones that something that is subject to illness grows ill...
 73      5, 49 |       grows ill... that something subject to death dies... that something
 74      5, 49 |      death dies... that something subject to ending ends... that something
 75      5, 49 |     ending ends... that something subject to destruction is destroyed.
 76      5, 49 |        the destruction of what is subject to destruction, he reflects: '
 77      5, 49 |           only to me that what is subject to destruction will be destroyed.
 78      5, 49 |          all of them that what is subject to destruction will be destroyed.
 79      5, 49 |        the destruction of what is subject to destruction, I were to
 80      5, 49 |        the destruction of what is subject to destruction, he does
 81      5, 57 |     ordained. Which five? ~"'I am subject to aging, have not gone
 82      5, 57 |          lay or ordained. ~"'I am subject to illness, have not gone
 83      5, 57 |       beyond illness.'... ~"'I am subject to death, have not gone
 84      5, 57 |       often reflect... that 'I am subject to aging, have not gone
 85      5, 57 |       often reflect... that 'I am subject to illness, have not gone
 86      5, 57 |       often reflect... that 'I am subject to death, have not gone
 87      5, 57 |             I am not the only one subject to aging, who has not gone
 88      5, 57 |      re-arising -- all beings are subject to aging, have not gone
 89      5, 57 |             I am not the only one subject to illness, who has not
 90      5, 57 |             I am not the only one subject to death, who has not gone
 91      5, 57 |           obsessions destroyed." ~Subject to birth, subject to aging,~   
 92      5, 57 |    destroyed." ~Subject to birth, subject to aging,~    subject to
 93      5, 57 |      birth, subject to aging,~    subject to death,~run-of-the-mill
 94      5, 57 |       from that to which they are subject.~And if I were to be repelled~
 95      5, 57 |          to be repelled~by beings subject to these things,~it would
 96      8, 6  |          inconstant, stressful, & subject to change.' He does not
 97      8, 6  |          inconstant, stressful, & subject to change.' He does not
 98      8, 6  |          inconstant, stressful, & subject to change.' He discerns
 99      8, 6  |          inconstant, stressful, & subject to change.' He discerns
100      8, 6  |  inconstant,~    impermanent,~    subject to change. ~Knowing this,
101     10, 15 | wattle-and-daub-town princes fall subject to a wheel-turning emperor,
102     10, 108|          purgative whereby beings subject to birth are freed from
103     10, 108|          freed from birth; beings subject to aging are freed from
104     10, 108|          freed from aging; beings subject to death are freed from
105     10, 108|          freed from death; beings subject to sorrow, lamentation,
106     10, 108|          purgative whereby beings subject to birth are freed from
107     10, 108|          freed from birth; beings subject to aging are freed from
108     10, 108|          freed from aging; beings subject to death are freed from
109     10, 108|          freed from death; beings subject to sorrow, lamentation,
110     10, 108|          purgative whereby beings subject to birth are freed from
111     10, 108|          freed from birth; beings subject to aging are freed from
112     10, 108|          freed from aging; beings subject to death are freed from
113     10, 108|          freed from death; beings subject to sorrow, lamentation,