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 1      3, 39   |             For me, energy arose,~Unbinding was clearly seen.~There'
 2      3, 58   |          step~    they reach ~    Unbinding~    : they ~    who are
 3      3, 61   |         brings his single self to Unbinding: his practice of merit --
 4      3, 61(1)|           used in connection with Unbinding and the Deathless.
 5      3, 72   |     trouble, and does not lead to Unbinding. ~"An aversive person, his
 6      3, 72   |     trouble, and does not lead to Unbinding. ~"A deluded person, his
 7      3, 72   |     trouble, and does not lead to Unbinding. ~"Seeing these drawbacks
 8      3, 91   |           of craving,~is like the unbinding ~ of a flame1.~
 9      3, 129  |           of carrion,~is far from Unbinding.~His share is vexation. ~
10      4, 37   |          right in the presence of Unbinding. Which four? ~"There is
11      4, 37   |          right in the presence of Unbinding." ~The monk established
12      4, 37   |          right in the presence of Unbinding. ~See also: Dhp 21-32; Dhp
13      4, 252  |   unsurpassed rest from the yoke: Unbinding. Being subject himself to
14      4, 252  |   unsurpassed rest from the yoke: Unbinding. Being subject himself to
15      4, 252  |   unsurpassed rest from the yoke: Unbinding. Being subject himself to
16      4, 252  |   unsurpassed rest from the yoke: Unbinding. ~"These are four noble
17      5, 41   |            each taking himself to Unbinding. This is the fifth benefit
18      5, 57   |       rest.~For me, energy arose,~Unbinding was clearly seen.~There'
19      5, 140  |            dispassion, cessation, Unbinding. This is how a monk is a
20      5, 179  |          step~    they reach ~    Unbinding~    : they ~    who are
21      8, 30   | non-agitation, & for alighting on Unbinding. ~"When you think these
22      8, 30   | non-agitation, & for alighting on Unbinding. ~"Now, then, Anuruddha,
23      9, 1    |         of the conceit, 'I am' -- Unbinding in the here & now." ~See
24      9, 34   |             IX.34 Nibbana Sutta - Unbinding~Translated from the Pali
25      9, 34   |          said to the monks, "This Unbinding is pleasant, friends. This
26      9, 34   |           pleasant, friends. This Unbinding is pleasant." ~When this
27      9, 34   |     reasoning it may be known how Unbinding is pleasant. ~"Furthermore,
28      9, 34   |         may be known how pleasant Unbinding is. ~"Furthermore, there
29      9, 34   |     reasoning it may be known how Unbinding is pleasant." ~ ~        ~
30      9, 36   |            dispassion; cessation; Unbinding.' ~"Suppose that an archer
31      9, 36   |            dispassion; cessation; Unbinding.' ~"Staying right there,
32     10, 60   |           of craving, dispassion, Unbinding.' This is called the perception
33     10, 60   |     ending of craving, cessation, Unbinding.' This is called the perception