Book, Sutta

 1      3, 72 |      Ven. Ananda, "Do you, too, friend Ananda, advocate the abandoning
 2      3, 72 | abandoning of delusion?" ~"Yes, friend, we advocate the abandoning
 3      3, 72 | abandoning of delusion." ~"But, friend Ananda, seeing what drawbacks
 4      3, 72 |   profit to both. ~"Passion, my friend, makes you blind, makes
 5      3, 72 |         to both. ~"Aversion, my friend, makes you blind, makes
 6      3, 72 |         to both. ~"Delusion, my friend, makes you blind, makes
 7      3, 72 |   delusion." ~"But is there, my friend, a path, is there a way
 8      3, 72 |            delusion?" ~"Yes, my friend, there is a path, there
 9      3, 72 |       And what is that path, my friend, what is that way to the
10      3, 72 |       is an auspicious path, my friend Ananda, it is an auspicious
11      4, 45 |        reappear?" ~"I tell you, friend, that it is not possible
12      4, 45 |       Blessed One: 'I tell you, friend, that it is not possible
13      4, 45 |       Blessed One: 'I tell you, friend, that it is not possible
14      4, 45 |        responded:] "I tell you, friend, that it is not possible
15      4, 170|        monks, "Friends!" ~"Yes, friend," the monks responded. ~
16      5, 76 |       admonish & instruct him, 'Friend, the Blessed One has said
17      5, 76 |        drawbacks. Find delight, friend, in the holy life. Don't
18      5, 76 |       admonish & instruct him, 'Friend, the Blessed One has said
19      5, 76 |        drawbacks. Find delight, friend, in the holy life. Don't
20      9, 1  |    sects should ask you, 'What, friend, are the prerequisites for
21      9, 1  |    sects should ask you, 'What, friend, are the prerequisites for
22      9, 34 |        is the pleasure here, my friend, where there is nothing
23      9, 34 |        is the pleasure here, my friend: where there is nothing
24      9, 43 |           There is the case, my friend, where a monk, withdrawn
25      9, 44 |           There is the case, my friend, where a monk, withdrawn
26      9, 45 |           There is the case, my friend, where a monk, withdrawn
27     10, 24 |      Monks, my friends." ~"Yes, friend," the monks responded. ~
28     10, 96 |        to him, "Who are you, my friend?" ~"I am a monk, my friend." ~"
29     10, 96 |      friend?" ~"I am a monk, my friend." ~"Which kind of monk?" ~"
30     10, 96 |    inform you."  "How is it, my friend: 'The cosmos is eternal.
31     10, 96 |        view you have?" ~"No, my friend, I don't have that sort
32     10, 96 |        view you have?" ~"No, my friend, I don't have that sort
33     10, 96 |        view you have?" ~"No, my friend, I don't have that sort
34     10, 96 |      not know or see?" ~"No, my friend. It's not the case that
35     10, 96 |     being asked, 'How is it, my friend: "The cosmos is eternal.
36     10, 96 |          you inform me, 'No, my friend, I don't have that sort
37     10, 96 |          you inform me, 'No, my friend, I don't have that sort
38     10, 96 |          you inform me, 'No, my friend. It's not the case that
39     10, 96 |           What is your name, my friend? What do your fellows in
40     10, 96 |           My name is Ananda, my friend, and that's what my fellows