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 1      3, 39 |         two halves were meant to go together. ~ ~"Monks, I lived
 2      3, 40 |         cosmos. ~Thus you should go about~self-governed,~  
 3      3, 58 |         established & firm:~they go to the world of the devas~
 4      3, 61 |      attend to them in that. Let go of this, enter and remain
 5      3, 61 |      attend to them in that. Let go of this, enter and remain
 6      3, 61 |      attend to them in that. Let go of this, enter and remain
 7      3, 61 |      attend to them in that. Let go of this, enter and remain
 8      3, 61 |         made the Dhamma clear. I go to Master Gotama for refuge,
 9      3, 65 |        this case, Kalamas, don't go by reports, by legends,
10      3, 65 |          I said, Kalamas: 'Don't go by reports, by legends,
11      3, 65 |      said. ~"Now, Kalamas, don't go by reports, by legends,
12      3, 65 |          take what is not given, go after another person's wife,
13      3, 65 |          take what is not given, go after another person's wife,
14      3, 65 |          take what is not given, go after another person's wife,
15      3, 65 |          I said, Kalamas: 'Don't go by reports, by legends,
16      3, 65 |        made the Dhamma clear. We go to the Blessed One for refuge,
17      3, 65 |         The Kalamas of Kesaputta go to see the Buddha)~1. I
18      3, 65 |  doubtful. Come, Kalamas. Do not go upon what has been acquired
19      3, 65 |      thus, 'Come Kalamas. Do not go upon what has been acquired
20      3, 65 |            Come, Kalamas. Do not go upon what has been acquired
21      3, 65 |      thus, 'Come Kalamas. Do not go upon what has been acquired
22      3, 65 |          One. We, venerable sir, go to the Blessed One for refuge,
23      3, 71 |  shedding radiance wherever they go,~& scattering darkness as
24      3, 73 |         made the Dhamma clear. I go to the Buddha for refuge,
25      3, 101|          likes. All he can do is go with his hands clasped before
26      4, 10 |  surrounded by ignorance,~beings go to the wandering-on,~   
27      4, 19 |         Which four? One does not go off course through desire.
28      4, 19 |     through desire. One does not go off course through aversion.
29      4, 19 |   through aversion. One does not go off course through delusion.
30      4, 19 |   through delusion. One does not go off course through fear.
31      4, 45 |         came the desire: 'I will go traveling to the end of
32      4, 49 |         destroyed by wrong-view,~go mad, out of their minds.~
33      4, 49 |        they find no rest.~Beings go on to the wandering-on,~   
34      4, 111|         made the Dhamma clear. I go to the Blessed One for refuge,
35      4, 125|      deeds may have been] he may go down even to hell, or to
36      4, 159|          said to a certain man, "Go, my good man, to my lord
37      4, 159|        if my lord Ananda were to go to the nuns' quarters, to
38      4, 159|        if my lord Ananda were to go to the nuns' quarters, to
39      4, 184|         made the Dhamma clear. I go to Master Gotama for refuge,
40      5, 34 |         it's not the case that I go by conviction in the Blessed
41      5, 34 |        not know. That is where I go by conviction in the Blessed
42      5, 49 |   unattractive, my affairs would go untended, my enemies would
43      5, 49 |   unattractive, my affairs would go untended, my enemies would
44      5, 49 |   unattractive, my affairs would go untended, my enemies would
45      5, 49 |   unattractive, my affairs would go untended, my enemies would
46      5, 75 |         in this discourse has to go off alone and put an end
47      5, 76 |          him: 'What if I were to go to the monastery and tell
48      5, 76 |          him: 'What if I were to go to the monastery and tell
49      5, 76 |          him: 'What if I were to go to the monastery and tell
50      5, 179|         established & firm:~they go to the world of the devas~
51      5, 180|       for which clansmen rightly go forth from home into homelessness,
52      5, 180|       for which clansmen rightly go forth from home into homelessness,
53      5, 196| white-clothed householders would go for life-long refuge to
54      6, 16 |    mother will have no desire to go see the Blessed One, to
55      6, 16 |          see the Blessed One, to go see the community of monks,
56      6, 16 |        an even greater desire to go see the Blessed One, to
57      6, 16 |          see the Blessed One, to go see the community of monks,
58      6, 16 |          or denies this, let him go ask the Blessed One, the
59      6, 16 |          or denies this, let him go ask the Blessed One, the
60      6, 16 |          or denies this, let him go ask the Blessed One, the
61      6, 55 |       for which clansmen rightly go forth from home into homelessness,
62      6, 55 |         Sona: "What if I were to go to the Blessed One and,
63      7, 48 |     femininity, a woman does not go into bondage with reference
64      7, 48 |      masculinity, a man does not go into bondage with reference
65      8, 30 |       for which clansmen rightly go forth from home into homelessness,
66      8, 43 |  dispelling the darkness as they go through the heavens, illumining
67      8, 63 |        by you, then wherever you go, you will go in comfort.
68      8, 63 |        wherever you go, you will go in comfort. Wherever you
69      8, 63 |       for which clansmen rightly go forth from home into homelessness,
70      8, 80 |         case where a monk has to go on a journey. The thought
71      8, 80 |          to him: 'I will have to go on this journey. But when
72      8, 80 |         case where a monk has to go on a journey. The thought
73      8, 80 |          to him: 'I will have to go on this journey. But when
74      9, 35 |        think, 'What if I were to go in a direction I have never
75      9, 35 |         result] would not get to go in a direction she had never
76      9, 35 |          her, 'What if I were to go where I have never been
77      9, 35 |        think, 'What if I were to go in a direction I have never
78      9, 35 |        as a result] would get to go in a direction she had never
79      9, 35 |          her, 'What if I were to go in a direction I have never
80      9, 36 |       the perception-attainments go, that is as far as gnosis-penetration
81      9, 41 |      right here, Ananda, while I go into the Great Wood for
82      9, 41 |         talk, householder. Let's go see the Blessed One. Let'
83      9, 43 |         the mental fermentations go to their total end. He remains
84      9, 44 |         the mental fermentations go to their total end. And
85      9, 45 |         the mental fermentations go to their total end. He remains
86     10, 15 |          a peak-roofed house all go to the roof-peak, incline
87     10, 15 |       Sarabhu, & the Mahi -- all go to the ocean, incline to
88     10, 60 |       for him." ~"Ananda, if you go to the monk Girimananda
89     10, 60 | breathing. ~"Now, Ananda, if you go to the monk Girimananda
90     10, 96 |     leave to pose a question." ~"Go ahead and ask. Having heard [
91     10, 108|        that depend on right view go to the culmination of their
92     10, 108|          depend on right release go to the culmination of their
93     10, 176|          sun with clasped hands, go down into the water three
94     10, 176|       nightfall... If he doesn't go down into the water three
95     10, 176|      that are affectionate, that go to the heart, that are polite,
96     10, 176|       nightfall... If he doesn't go down into the water three
97     10, 176|         made the Dhamma clear. I go to the Blessed One for refuge,