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Anguttara Nikaya

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1 3, 15 | the monks: "Monks!" ~"Yes, lord," the monks responded. ~ 2 3, 35 | said to the Blessed One, "Lord, I hope the Blessed One 3 3, 35 | I am one." ~"But cold, lord, is the winter night. The ' 4 3, 35 | this strike you?" ~"Yes, lord, he would sleep in ease. 5 3, 35 | sleep miserably?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"As for those passion-born 6 3, 35 | sleep miserably?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"As for those aversion-born 7 3, 35 | sleep miserably?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"As for those delusion-born 8 3, 65 | said to the Blessed One, "Lord, there are some priests & 9 3, 65 | or for harm?" ~"For harm, lord." ~"And this greedy person, 10 3, 65 | harm & suffering." ~"Yes, lord." ~"Now, what do you think, 11 3, 65 | or for harm?" ~"For harm, lord." ~"And this aversive person, 12 3, 65 | harm & suffering." ~"Yes, lord." ~"Now, what do you think, 13 3, 65 | or for harm?" ~"For harm, lord." ~"And this deluded person, 14 3, 65 | harm & suffering." ~"Yes, lord." ~"So what do you think, 15 3, 65 | unskillful?" ~"Unskillful, lord." ~"Blameworthy or blameless?" ~" 16 3, 65 | blameless?" ~"Blameworthy, lord." ~"Criticized by the wise 17 3, 65 | Criticized by the wise, lord." ~"When undertaken & carried 18 3, 65 | for harm?" ~"For welfare, lord." ~"And this ungreedy person, 19 3, 65 | welfare & happiness." ~"Yes, lord." ~"What do you think, Kalamas? 20 3, 65 | for harm?" ~"For welfare, lord." ~"And this unaversive 21 3, 65 | welfare & happiness." ~"Yes, lord." ~"What do you think, Kalamas? 22 3, 65 | for harm?" ~"For welfare, lord." ~"And this undeluded person, 23 3, 65 | welfare & happiness." ~"Yes, lord." ~"So what do you think, 24 3, 65 | unskillful?" ~"Skillful, lord." ~"Blameworthy or blameless?" ~" 25 3, 65 | blameless?" ~"Blameless, lord." ~"Criticized by the wise 26 3, 65 | Praised by the wise, lord." ~"When undertaken & carried 27 3, 65 | here-&-now. ~"Magnificent, lord! Magnificent! Just as if 28 3, 71 | observing the Uposatha, lord." ~"Visakha, there are these 29 3, 79 | one of them fruitful?" ~"Lord, that is not [to be answered] 30 3, 101| unfit to drink?" ~"Yes, lord. Why is that? There being 31 3, 101| and unfit to drink?" ~"No, lord. Why is that? There being 32 3, 126| the monks, "Monks!" ~"Yes, lord," the monks responded. ~ 33 3, 129| the Blessed One, "What, lord, is putrefaction? What is 34 3, 137| saying, "Monks." ~"Yes, lord," the monks responded to 35 4, 1 | the monks, "Monks!" ~"Yes, lord," the monks responded. ~ 36 4, 45 | Blessed One: "Is it possible, lord, by traveling, to know or 37 4, 45 | reappear." ~"It is amazing, lord, and awesome, how well that 38 4, 45 | the way. So it is amazing, lord, and awesome, how well that 39 4, 55 | said to the Blessed One: "Lord, ever since Nakula's mother 40 4, 55 | said to the Blessed One: "Lord, ever since I as a young 41 4, 67 | there they said to him, "Lord, just now in Savatthi a 42 4, 79 | One, "What is the reason, lord, what is the cause why a 43 4, 111| train a tamable horse?" ~"Lord, I train a tamable horse [ 44 4, 111| mild and harsh training, lord, then I kill it. Why is 45 4, 111| teachers.' But the Blessed One, lord, is the unexcelled trainer 46 4, 111| or admonishing." ~"Yes, lord, wouldn't one be totally 47 4, 111| admonishing. ~"Magnificent, lord! Magnificent! Just as if 48 4, 159| Go, my good man, to my lord Ananda and, on arrival, 49 4, 159| head to the feet of her lord Ananda and says, "It would 50 4, 159| It would be good if my lord Ananda were to go to the 51 4, 159| head to the feet of her lord Ananda and says, 'It would 52 4, 159| It would be good if my lord Ananda were to go to the 53 4, 159| act in this way. May my lord Ananda please accept this 54 5, 28 | will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks replied. ~The 55 5, 28 | water spill out?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"In the same way, when 56 5, 28 | water spill out?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"In the same way, when 57 5, 34 | Blessed One: "Is it possible, lord, to point out a fruit of 58 5, 159| Blessed One: "Ven. Udayin, lord, is sitting surrounded by 59 5, 176| Blessed One, "It's amazing, lord. It's astounding, how well 60 5, 176| should train yourself.' ~"Lord, when a disciple of the 61 5, 180| on arrival said to him, 'Lord, may I receive the Going 62 5, 180| on arrival said to him, 'Lord, may we receive the Going 63 6, 19 | the monks, "Monks!" ~"Yes, lord," the monks replied. ~The 64 6, 45 | suffering in the world." ~"Yes, lord." ~"And a poor, destitute, 65 6, 45 | suffering in the world." ~"Yes, lord." ~"And a poor, destitute, 66 6, 45 | suffering in the world." ~"Yes, lord." ~"And when a poor, destitute, 67 6, 45 | suffering in the world." ~"Yes, lord." ~"And when a poor, destitute, 68 6, 45 | suffering in the world." ~"Yes, lord." ~"And when a poor, destitute, 69 6, 45 | suffering in the world." ~"Yes, lord." ~"Thus, monks, poverty 70 6, 55 | make merit?'" ~"Yes, lord." ~"Now what do you think, 71 6, 55 | playing the vina?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"And what do you think: 72 6, 55 | tune & playable?" ~"No, lord." ~"And what do you think: 73 6, 55 | tune & playable?" ~"No, lord." ~"And what do you think: 74 6, 55 | tune & playable?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"In the same way, Sona, 75 6, 55 | pick up your theme." ~"Yes, lord," Ven. Sona answered the 76 6, 63 | will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks responded. ~ 77 7, 7 | Blessed One: "It's amazing, lord, & awesome, how prosperous 78 7, 7 | thousand pieces of gold, lord, to say nothing of his silver." ~" 79 7, 21 | attention. I will speak." ~"Yes, lord," the monks responded. ~ 80 7, 48 | attention. I will speak." ~"Yes, lord," the monks responded. ~ 81 7, 49 | fruit and great benefit." ~"Lord, what is the cause, what 82 7, 49 | a gift as this?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"Having given this gift 83 7, 49 | a gift as this?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"Having given this gift 84 7, 49 | a gift as this?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"Having given this, not 85 7, 56 | One: "What is the cause, lord, what is the reason why, 86 7, 58 | Are you nodding?" "Yes, lord." ~"Well then, Moggallana, 87 7, 58 | the Blessed One: "Briefly, lord, in what respect is a monk 88 8, 6 | run-of-the-mill person?" ~"For us, lord, the teachings have the 89 8, 6 | will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks responded. ~ 90 8, 30 | attention. I will speak." ~"Yes, lord," the monks responded. ~ 91 8, 41 | bhikkhus answered in assent: "Lord!" (The bhikkhus then prepared 92 8, 43 | above verses, exclaimed:) ~"Lord, if my dear kin and relatives 93 8, 43 | happiness for many a day. Lord, if all the warrior-nobles, 94 8, 54 | Exalted One as follows: ~"We, Lord, are laymen who enjoy worldly 95 8, 54 | silver. To those like us, O Lord, let the Exalted One preach 96 9, 1 | answer them?" ~"For us, lord, the teachings have the 97 9, 1 | will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks responded. ~ 98 9, 41 | abiding." ~"As you say, lord," Ven. Ananda responded. ~ 99 10, 47 | uposatha?" ~"Sometimes we do, lord, and sometimes we don't." ~" 100 10, 47 | full of initiative?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"Suppose a man, by some 101 10, 47 | full of initiative?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"Now what do you think: 102 10, 47 | mass of wealth?" ~"Yes, lord." ~"Now what do you think: 103 10, 47 | or half a night?" ~"No, lord. And why is that? Sensual 104 10, 47 | Then from this day forward, lord, we will observe the eight-factored 105 10, 51 | the monks: "Monks!" ~"Yes, lord," the monks responded. ~ 106 10, 60 | said to the Blessed One, "Lord, Ven. Girimananda is diseased, 107 10, 69 | interrupted?" ~"Just now, lord, after the meal, on returning 108 10, 71 | the monks, "Monks!" ~"Yes, lord," the monks responded. ~ 109 10, 81 | said to the Blessed One: "Lord, freed, dissociated, & released 110 10, 108| will speak." ~"As you say, lord," the monks responded. ~ 111 10, 176| brahmans of the Western lands, lord -- those who carry water 112 10, 176| will speak." ~"As you say, lord," Cunda the silversmith


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