Book, Sutta

 1      3, 62   |       of sensory contact, the ear as a medium of sensory contact,
 2      3, 62   |       Hearing a sound via the ear... Smelling an aroma via
 3      4, 37   |      hearing a sound with the ear... ~"On smelling an aroma
 4      4, 125  |  realm. But one who has given ear to the Perfect One stays
 5      5, 49   |     king and whispered in his ear: "Your majesty, Queen Mallika
 6      5, 76   |      hearing a sound with the ear... ~"On smelling an aroma
 7      5, 77-80|   recited. They will not lend ear, will not set their hearts
 8      5, 77-80|       recited. They will lend ear and set their hearts on
 9      5, 139  |      hearing a sound with the ear, feels passion for a sound
10      5, 139  |      hearing a sound with the ear, feels no passion for a
11      5, 140  |     his whole mind, and lends ear. This is how a king's elephant
12      5, 140  |     his whole mind, and lends ear to the Dhamma. This is how
13      5, 140  |      hearing a sound with the ear... ~"On smelling an aroma
14      6, 63   |     sounds cognizable via the ear... aromas cognizable via
15      6, 88   |    listen well, does not give ear, does not apply his mind
16      6, 88   |        he listens well, gives ear, applies his mind to gnosis,
17      7, 64   |     listens with an attentive ear and one who listens without
18      7, 64   |  listens without an attentive ear -- the one who listens without
19      7, 64   |  listens without an attentive ear is to be criticized for
20      7, 64   |     listens with an attentive ear is, for that reason, to
21      7, 64   |      listen with an attentive ear -- one who, having listened
22      9, 34   |     sounds cognizable via the ear... smells cognizable via
23     10, 60   |       forms are not-self; the ear is not-self, sounds are
24     10, 60   | objects are not the self; the ear is not the self; sounds
25     10, 176  |      that are soothing to the ear, that are affectionate,