Book, Sutta

 1      3, 34 |         this very life that has arisen or further along in the
 2      3, 34 |         this very life that has arisen or further along in the
 3      3, 34 |         this very life that has arisen or further along in the
 4      3, 34 |         this very life that has arisen or further along in the
 5      3, 65 |      uncertain; uncertainty has arisen in you about what is doubtful.
 6      5, 140|       monk does not tolerate an arisen thought of sensuality. He
 7      5, 140|         He does not tolerate an arisen thought of ill will... an
 8      5, 140|       thought of ill will... an arisen thought of cruelty... He
 9      5, 140|            He does not tolerate arisen evil, unskillful mental
10      7, 21 |      submit to the power of any arisen craving that leads to further
11      8, 6  |     does not reflect, 'Gain has arisen for me. It is inconstant,
12      8, 6  |     does not reflect, 'Pain has arisen for me. It is inconstant,
13      8, 6  |         pain. ~"He welcomes the arisen gain and rebels against
14      8, 6  |     gain and rebels against the arisen loss. He welcomes the arisen
15      8, 6  |    arisen loss. He welcomes the arisen status and rebels against
16      8, 6  |   status and rebels against the arisen disgrace. He welcomes the
17      8, 6  |       disgrace. He welcomes the arisen praise and rebels against
18      8, 6  |   praise and rebels against the arisen censure. He welcomes the
19      8, 6  |        censure. He welcomes the arisen pleasure and rebels against
20      8, 6  | pleasure and rebels against the arisen pain. As he is thus engaged
21      8, 6  |          He reflects, 'Gain has arisen for me. It is inconstant,
22      8, 6  |          He reflects, 'Pain has arisen for me. It is inconstant,
23      8, 6  |         He does not welcome the arisen gain, or rebel against the
24      8, 6  |      gain, or rebel against the arisen loss. He does not welcome
25      8, 6  |         He does not welcome the arisen status, or rebel against
26      8, 6  |    status, or rebel against the arisen disgrace. He does not welcome
27      8, 6  |         He does not welcome the arisen praise, or rebel against
28      8, 6  |    praise, or rebel against the arisen censure. He does not welcome
29      8, 6  |         He does not welcome the arisen pleasure, or rebel against
30      8, 6  |  pleasure, or rebel against the arisen pain. As he thus abandons
31      8, 63 |       qualities, once they have arisen, will remain consuming the
32     10, 60 |       monk does not tolerate an arisen thought of sensuality. He
33     10, 60 |         He does not tolerate an arisen thought of ill-will. He
34     10, 60 |         He does not tolerate an arisen thought of harmfulness.
35     10, 60 | existence. He does not tolerate arisen evil, unskillful mental
36     10, 60 |         sensual desire that has arisen in him, dispels it, makes
37     10, 60 |    thought of ill-will that has arisen in him, but abandons, dispels
38     10, 60 |     thought of cruelty that has arisen in him but abandons it,
39     10, 71 |        any displeasure that has arisen,' then he should be one
40     10, 71 |      any fear & dread that have arisen,' then he should be one