Book, Sutta

 1      1, 21-26|    single thing that brings such bliss as the mind that is tamed,
 2      1, 21-26|         mind indeed brings great bliss." ~
 3      3, 52   | meritorious deeds~    that bring bliss. ~Whoever here is restrained~   
 4      3, 52   |             that will be for his bliss after death. ~      ~
 5      3, 53   |             that will be for his bliss after death. ~     ~
 6      3, 65   |        possessed of the state of bliss.' This is the first solace
 7      3, 65   |        possessed of the state of bliss.' This is the first solace
 8      3, 66   |         cooled out; experiencing bliss, he abides [for the remainder
 9      3, 71   |      when compared with heavenly bliss. ~"Fifty human years are
10      3, 71   |      when compared with heavenly bliss.' ~"A human century is equal
11      3, 71   |      when compared with heavenly bliss.' ~"Two human centuries
12      3, 71   |      when compared with heavenly bliss.'" ~One should not kill
13      3, 71   | meritorious deeds,~productive of bliss,~    beyond reproach, goes~   
14      4, 55   |          ways.~    To them comes bliss.~Their enemies are dejected~   
15      4, 62   |          are these four kinds of bliss that can be attained in
16      4, 62   |          senses. Which four? The bliss of having, the bliss of [
17      4, 62   |         The bliss of having, the bliss of [making use of] wealth,
18      4, 62   |       making use of] wealth, the bliss of debtlessness, the bliss
19      4, 62   |       bliss of debtlessness, the bliss of blamelessness. ~"And
20      4, 62   | blamelessness. ~"And what is the bliss of having? There is the
21      4, 62   |          gained,' he experiences bliss, he experiences joy. This
22      4, 62   |          joy. This is called the bliss of having. ~"And what is
23      4, 62   |        having. ~"And what is the bliss of [making use of] wealth?
24      4, 62   |      make merit,' he experiences bliss, he experiences joy. This
25      4, 62   |          joy. This is called the bliss of [making use of] wealth. ~"
26      4, 62   |        wealth. ~"And what is the bliss of debtlessness? There is
27      4, 62   |          at all,' he experiences bliss, he experiences joy. This
28      4, 62   |          joy. This is called the bliss of debtlessness. ~"And what
29      4, 62   |  debtlessness. ~"And what is the bliss of blamelessness? There
30      4, 62   |    mental kamma,' he experiences bliss, he experiences joy. This
31      4, 62   |          joy. This is called the bliss of blamelessness. ~"These
32      4, 62   |      These are the four kinds of bliss that can be attained in
33      4, 62   |        the senses." ~Knowing the bliss of debtlessness,~& recollecting
34      4, 62   | debtlessness,~& recollecting the bliss of having,~enjoying the
35      4, 62   |          of having,~enjoying the bliss of wealth, the mortal~then
36      4, 62   |   sixteenth-sixteenth~    of the bliss of blamelessness. ~
37      5, 27   |       present and will result in bliss in the future.' ~"The realization
38      5, 34   |         wise give gifts.~Seeking bliss, they would subdue the stain
39      5, 180  |      hardship -- this unexcelled bliss of release. O, that these
40      5, 180  |      hardship -- this unexcelled bliss of release!' Then those
41      8, 43   |       men compared with heavenly bliss. "~"That which among men
42      8, 43   |       men compared with heavenly bliss. "~"That which among men
43      8, 43   |       men compared with heavenly bliss. "~"That which among men
44      8, 43   |       men compared with heavenly bliss. "~"That which among men
45      8, 43   |       men compared with heavenly bliss. "~"That which among men
46      8, 43   |       men compared with heavenly bliss. "~"That which among men
47      8, 43   |       men compared with heavenly bliss. "~"Kill no life, nor take
48      8, 54   |      Which now and after lead to bliss. ~
49     10, 47   |      live sensitive to unalloyed bliss for a day, a night, half
50     10, 47   |      live sensitive to unalloyed bliss for a hundred years, a hundred
51     10, 47   |      live sensitive to unalloyed bliss for a hundred years, a hundred
52     10, 47   |      live sensitive to unalloyed bliss for a hundred years, a hundred
53     10, 47   |      live sensitive to unalloyed bliss for a hundred years, a hundred
54     10, 60   |        himself. "~"'Experiencing bliss, I shall breathe in', thus
55     10, 60   |    trains himself; 'experiencing bliss, I shall breathe out', thus