Book, Sutta

 1      3, 103| fermentations. But when he attends periodically to the theme
 2      3, 103|    theme of concentration, attends periodically to the theme
 3      3, 103|  theme of uplifted energy, attends periodically to the theme
 4      3, 103| fermentations. But when he attends periodically to the theme
 5      3, 103|    theme of concentration, attends periodically to the theme
 6      3, 103|  theme of uplifted energy, attends periodically to the theme
 7      4, 41 |   is the case where a monk attends to the perception of light
 8      4, 178|  release of awareness.1 He attends to the cessation of self-identification,
 9      4, 178|   release of awareness. He attends to the cessation of self-identification,
10      4, 178|   release of awareness. He attends to the cessation of self-identification,
11      4, 178|   release of awareness. He attends to the cessation of self-identification,
12      4, 178|   release of awareness. He attends to the breaching of ignorance,
13      4, 178|   release of awareness. He attends to the breaching of ignorance,
14      4, 178|   release of awareness. He attends to the breaching of ignorance,
15      4, 178|   release of awareness. He attends to the breaching of ignorance,
16      7, 48 | Blessed One said: "A woman attends inwardly to her feminine
17      7, 48 |     delighted by that, she attends outwardly to masculine faculties,
18      7, 48 |    her femininity. ~"A man attends inwardly to his masculine
19      7, 48 |      delighted by that, he attends outwardly to feminine faculties,