Book, Sutta

 1      3, 39 |       person, himself subject to aging, not beyond aging, sees
 2      3, 39 |     subject to aging, not beyond aging, sees another who is aged,
 3      3, 39 |        that he too is subject to aging, not beyond aging. If I --
 4      3, 39 |     subject to aging, not beyond aging. If I -- who am subject
 5      3, 39 |        If I -- who am subject to aging, not beyond aging -- were
 6      3, 39 |     subject to aging, not beyond aging -- were to be horrified,
 7      3, 39 |     Subject to birth, subject to aging,~    subject to death,~run-of-the-mill
 8      3, 40 |        that I am beset by birth, aging, & death; by sorrows, lamentations,
 9      3, 40 |        that I am beset by birth, aging, & death; by sorrows, lamentations,
10      3, 40 |        that I am beset by birth, aging, & death; by sorrows, lamentations,
11      3, 52 |      This world is swept away by aging, by illness, by death. With
12      3, 52 |         world thus swept away by aging, illness, & death, any restraint
13      3, 52 |        span.~For one swept on by aging~    no shelters exist.~Keeping
14      3, 53 |       This world is on fire with aging, illness, & death. With
15      3, 53 |          world thus on fire with aging, illness, & death, any restraint
16      3, 53 |        the world is on fire~with aging & death,~one should salvage [
17      3, 62 |         stress? Birth is stress, aging is stress, death is stress;
18      4, 5  |           they return to birth & aging,~    again & again -- ~seized
19      4, 10 |     stress, and in future birth, aging, & death -- one is said
20      4, 10 |     stress, and in future birth, aging, & death -- one is said
21      4, 41 |        has crossed over birth~   aging.'" ~ ~ ~
22      4, 252|         being subject himself to aging, seeks [happiness in] what
23      4, 252| happiness in] what is subject to aging. Being subject himself to
24      4, 252|         being subject himself to aging, realizing the drawbacks
25      4, 252|  drawbacks of what is subject to aging, seeks the unaging, unsurpassed
26      5, 49 |           May what is subject to aging not age.' This is something
27      5, 49 |     something that is subject to aging ages. With the aging of
28      5, 49 |          to aging ages. With the aging of what is subject to aging,
29      5, 49 |      aging of what is subject to aging, he does not reflect: 'It
30      5, 49 |          that what is subject to aging will age. To the extent
31      5, 49 |          that what is subject to aging will age. And if, with the
32      5, 49 |       will age. And if, with the aging of what is subject to aging,
33      5, 49 |      aging of what is subject to aging, I were to sorrow, grieve,
34      5, 49 |   friends unhappy.' So, with the aging of what is subject to aging,
35      5, 49 |      aging of what is subject to aging, he sorrows, grieves, laments,
36      5, 49 |     something that is subject to aging ages. With the aging of
37      5, 49 |          to aging ages. With the aging of what is subject to aging,
38      5, 49 |      aging of what is subject to aging, he reflects: 'It doesn'
39      5, 49 |          that what is subject to aging will age. To the extent
40      5, 49 |          that what is subject to aging will age. And if, with the
41      5, 49 |       will age. And if, with the aging of what is subject to aging,
42      5, 49 |      aging of what is subject to aging, I were to sorrow, grieve,
43      5, 49 |   friends unhappy.' So, with the aging of what is subject to aging,
44      5, 49 |      aging of what is subject to aging, he does not sorrow, grieve,
45      5, 57 |         five? ~"'I am subject to aging, have not gone beyond aging.'
46      5, 57 |      aging, have not gone beyond aging.' This is the first fact
47      5, 57 |            that 'I am subject to aging, have not gone beyond aging'?
48      5, 57 |      aging, have not gone beyond aging'? There are beings who are
49      5, 57 |          the only one subject to aging, who has not gone beyond
50      5, 57 |          who has not gone beyond aging. To the extent that there
51      5, 57 |        all beings are subject to aging, have not gone beyond aging.'
52      5, 57 |      aging, have not gone beyond aging.' When he/she often reflects
53      5, 57 |     Subject to birth, subject to aging,~    subject to death,~run-of-the-mill
54      6, 63 |         said? ~"Birth is stress, aging is stress, death is stress;
55      8, 6  |         not released from birth, aging, or death; from sorrows,
56      8, 6  |          is released from birth, aging, & death; from sorrows,
57     10, 60 |          asthma, catarrh, fever, aging, stomach-ache, fainting,
58     10, 81 |     dissociated, & released from aging... Freed, dissociated, &
59     10, 92 |        requisite condition, then aging & death, sorrow, lamentation,
60     10, 92 |         cessation of birth, then aging & death, sorrow, lamentation,
61     10, 108|         birth; beings subject to aging are freed from aging; beings
62     10, 108|          to aging are freed from aging; beings subject to death
63     10, 108|         birth; beings subject to aging are freed from aging; beings
64     10, 108|          to aging are freed from aging; beings subject to death
65     10, 108|         birth; beings subject to aging are freed from aging; beings
66     10, 108|          to aging are freed from aging; beings subject to death