Book, Sutta

 1      3, 62 |            flavor via the tongue... Feeling a tactile sensation via
 2      3, 62 |           requisite condition comes feeling. To one experiencing feeling
 3      3, 62 |        feeling. To one experiencing feeling I declare, 'This is stress.'
 4      3, 62 |           requisite condition comes feeling.~From feeling as a requisite
 5      3, 62 |       condition comes feeling.~From feeling as a requisite condition
 6      3, 62 |      contact comes the cessation of feeling.~From the cessation of feeling
 7      3, 62 |      feeling.~From the cessation of feeling comes the cessation of craving.~
 8      4, 37 |             with the tongue... ~"On feeling a tactile sensation with
 9      4, 41 |           its passing away. Such is feeling, such its origination, such
10      4, 181|           what I am.' ~"He sees any feeling whatsoever... ~"He sees
11      5, 200|            does not experience that feeling. This is expounded as the
12      5, 200|            does not experience that feeling. This is expounded as the
13      5, 200|            does not experience that feeling. This is expounded as the
14      5, 200|            does not experience that feeling. This is expounded as the
15      5, 200|            does not experience that feeling. This is expounded as the
16      6, 63 |       sensuality should be known. ~"Feeling should be known. The cause
17      6, 63 |           known. The cause by which feeling comes into play should be
18      6, 63 |             known. The diversity in feeling should be known. The result
19      6, 63 |             be known. The result of feeling should be known. The cessation
20      6, 63 |             known. The cessation of feeling should be known. The path
21      6, 63 |       practice for the cessation of feeling should be known. ~"Perception
22      6, 63 |            this was it said. ~[2] "'Feeling should be known. The cause
23      6, 63 |           known. The cause by which feeling comes into play... The diversity
24      6, 63 |            play... The diversity in feeling... The result of feeling...
25      6, 63 |            feeling... The result of feeling... The cessation of feeling...
26      6, 63 |         feeling... The cessation of feeling... The path of practice
27      6, 63 |       practice for the cessation of feeling should be known.' Thus it
28      6, 63 |            are these three kinds of feeling: a feeling of pleasure,
29      6, 63 |           three kinds of feeling: a feeling of pleasure, a feeling of
30      6, 63 |            a feeling of pleasure, a feeling of pain, & feeling of neither
31      6, 63 |      pleasure, a feeling of pain, & feeling of neither pleasure nor
32      6, 63 |          what is the cause by which feeling comes into play? Contact
33      6, 63 |       Contact is the cause by which feeling comes into play. ~"And what
34      6, 63 |            what is the diversity in feeling? There is the feeling of
35      6, 63 |            in feeling? There is the feeling of pleasure connected with
36      6, 63 |             the world. There is the feeling of pleasure not connected
37      6, 63 |             the world. There is the feeling of pain connected with the
38      6, 63 |             the world. There is the feeling of pain not connected with
39      6, 63 |             the world. There is the feeling of neither pleasure nor
40      6, 63 |             the world. There is the feeling of neither pleasure nor
41      6, 63 |             called the diversity in feeling. [See The Wings to Awakening,
42      6, 63 |           And what is the result of feeling? One who feels a feeling
43      6, 63 |            feeling? One who feels a feeling produces a corresponding
44      6, 63 |             is called the result of feeling. ~"And what is the cessation
45      6, 63 |            what is the cessation of feeling? From the cessation of contact
46      6, 63 |         contact is the cessation of feeling; and just this noble eightfold
47      6, 63 |         leading to the cessation of feeling. ~"Now when a disciple of
48      6, 63 |             the noble ones discerns feeling in this way, the cause by
49      6, 63 |             way, the cause by which feeling comes into play in this
50      6, 63 |          this way, the diversity of feeling in this way, the result
51      6, 63 |             this way, the result of feeling in this way, the cessation
52      6, 63 |          this way, the cessation of feeling in this way, & the path
53      6, 63 |         leading to the cessation of feeling in this way, then he discerns
54      6, 63 |            life as the cessation of feeling. ~"'Feeling should be known.
55      6, 63 |            cessation of feeling. ~"'Feeling should be known. The cause
56      6, 63 |           known. The cause by which feeling comes into play... The diversity
57      6, 63 |            play... The diversity in feeling... The result of feeling...
58      6, 63 |            feeling... The result of feeling... The cessation of feeling...
59      6, 63 |         feeling... The cessation of feeling... The path of practice
60      6, 63 |       practice for the cessation of feeling should be known.' Thus it
61      7, 58 |           all things, then whatever feeling he experiences -- pleasure,
62      7, 58 |   relinquishing with regard to that feeling. As he remains focused on
63      7, 58 |   relinquishing with regard to that feeling, he is unsustained by (does
64      8, 2  |          its disappearance. Such is feeling... Such is perception...
65      8, 2  |          its disappearance. Such is feeling... Such is perception...
66      9, 34 |           cessation of perception & feeling. And, having seen [that]
67      9, 35 |           cessation of perception & feeling.' Without jumping at the
68      9, 35 |           cessation of perception & feeling, he, with the complete transcending
69      9, 35 |           cessation of perception & feeling. ~"When a monk enters &
70      9, 36 |            are connected with form, feeling, perceptions, fabrications, &
71      9, 36 |            are connected with form, feeling, perceptions, fabrications, &
72      9, 36 |      attainment of the cessation of feeling & perception -- I tell you
73      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling?' But my heart didn't leap
74      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling, didn't grow confident,
75      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling, doesn't grow confident,
76      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling; I haven't familiarized
77      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling, doesn't grow confident,
78      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling, I were to familiarize myself
79      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling, grow confident, steadfast, &
80      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling, I familiarized myself with
81      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling, grew confident, steadfast, &
82      9, 41 |           cessation of perception & feeling. And as I saw with discernment,
83      9, 43 |           cessation of perception & feeling. And as he sees with discernment,
84      9, 44 |           cessation of perception & feeling. And as he sees with discernment,
85      9, 45 |           cessation of perception & feeling. And as he sees with discernment,
86     10, 60 |          thus: 'Form is inconstant, feeling is inconstant, perception
87     10, 60 |            objects) is impermanent; feeling or sensation is impermanent;
88     10, 60 | Experiencing the mental formations (feeling and perception), I shall
89     10, 81 |        dissociated, & released from feeling... Freed, dissociated, &
90     10, 92 |           requisite condition comes feeling. From feeling as a requisite
91     10, 92 |       condition comes feeling. From feeling as a requisite condition
92     10, 92 |      contact comes the cessation of feeling. From the cessation of feeling
93     10, 92 |      feeling. From the cessation of feeling comes the cessation of craving.