Book, Sutta

 1      4, 113|         the goad-stick is stirred, feels agitation (thinking): What
 2      4, 113|           the goad-stick's shadow, feels no agitation, but when his
 3      4, 113|           the goad, he is stirred, feels agitation (thinking): What
 4      4, 113|         pierced, he is stirred, he feels agitated (thinking): What
 5      4, 113|          very bone, he is stirred, feels agitation (thinking): What
 6      4, 113|          Thereat he is stirred, he feels agitation. Thus agitated
 7      4, 113|         the goad-stick is stirred, feels agitation, even so using
 8      4, 113|        Thereupon he is stirred, he feels agitation (as above)...
 9      4, 113|          Thereat he is stirred, he feels agitation. Being so stirred
10      4, 113|          the very bone is stirred, feels agitation, even so using
11      5, 2  |         disciple of the noble ones feels shame at [the thought of
12      5, 2  |         disciple of the noble ones feels concern for [the suffering
13      5, 41 |      obtained from wealth,' and he feels no remorse. If it so happens
14      5, 41 |      wealth has increased,' and he feels no remorse. So he feels
15      5, 41 |            feels no remorse. So he feels no remorse in either case." ~'
16      5, 139|       seeing a sight with the eye, feels passion for a sight that
17      5, 139|      hearing a sound with the ear, feels passion for a sound that
18      5, 139|            an aroma with the nose, feels passion for an aroma that
19      5, 139|            flavor with the tongue, feels passion for a flavor that
20      5, 139|           sensation with the body, feels passion for a tactile sensation
21      5, 139|       seeing a sight with the eye, feels no passion for a sight that
22      5, 139|      hearing a sound with the ear, feels no passion for a sound that
23      5, 139|            an aroma with the nose, feels no passion for an aroma
24      5, 139|            flavor with the tongue, feels no passion for a flavor
25      5, 139|           sensation with the body, feels no passion for a tactile
26      6, 63 |         result of feeling? One who feels a feeling produces a corresponding
27      7, 6  |         disciple of the noble ones feels shame at [the thought of
28      7, 6  |         disciple of the noble ones feels concern for [the suffering
29      8, 2  |           another to do so, and he feels no disdain for noble silence [
30      8, 2  |           another to do so, and he feels no disdain for noble silence [
31     10, 60 |           is the case where a monk feels horrified, humiliated, &
32     11, 2  |        things as they actually are feels disenchantment. ~"For a
33     11, 2  | disenchantment. ~"For a person who feels disenchantment, there is
34     11, 2  |           things that a person who feels disenchantment grows dispassionate. ~"