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   Book, Sutta
 1      3, 40 |       or to an empty dwelling, reflects on this: 'It is not for
 2      3, 40 |      be fitting for me.' So he reflects on this: 'My persistence
 3      3, 40 |       or to an empty dwelling, reflects on this: 'It is not for
 4      3, 40 |      mental qualities."' So he reflects on this: 'My persistence
 5      3, 40 |       or to an empty dwelling, reflects on this: 'It is not for
 6      3, 40 |      be fitting for me.' So he reflects on this: 'My persistence
 7      3, 71 |      owners in the evening, he reflects: 'Today the cattle wandered
 8      3, 71 |  person observing the Uposatha reflects, 'Today I ate this sort
 9      3, 71 |     disciple of the noble ones reflects thus: 'As long as they live,
10      4, 115|     for him. But a wise person reflects, 'Even though this course
11      4, 115|     for him. But a wise person reflects, 'Even though this course
12      4, 192|       or loss through disease, reflects: 'That's how it is when
13      5, 49 |        is subject to aging, he reflects: 'It doesn't happen only
14      5, 49 |     subject to destruction, he reflects: 'It doesn't happen only
15      5, 57 |      aging.' When he/she often reflects on this, the [factors of
16      5, 57 |       heir.' When he/she often reflects on this, the [factors of
17      6, 20 |     departs and night returns, reflects: 'Many are the [possible]
18      6, 20 |       departs and day returns, reflects: 'Many are the [possible]
19      8, 6  | disciple of the noble ones. He reflects, 'Gain has arisen for me.
20      8, 6  |    arises... ~"Pain arises. He reflects, 'Pain has arisen for me.
21     10, 60 |        to an empty building -- reflects thus: 'Form is inconstant,
22     10, 60 |        to an empty building -- reflects thus: 'The eye is not-self,
23     10, 60 |        to an empty dwelling -- reflects thus: 'This body has many
24     10, 60 |        to an empty building -- reflects thus: 'This is peace, this
25     10, 60 |        to an empty building -- reflects thus: 'This is peace, this