Book, Sutta

 1      5, 38 |      where four roads meet, is a haven for the birds all around,
 2      5, 38 |        person of conviction is a haven for many people: monks,
 3      9, 41 |       thought occurred to me: 'I haven't seen the drawback of sensual
 4      9, 41 |          of sensual pleasures; I haven't pursued [that theme].
 5      9, 41 |          pursued [that theme]. I haven't understood the reward
 6      9, 41 |        reward of renunciation; I haven't familiarized myself with
 7      9, 41 |       thought occurred to me: 'I haven't seen the drawback of directed
 8      9, 41 |  drawback of directed thought; I haven't pursued that theme. I
 9      9, 41 |          t pursued that theme. I haven't understood the reward
10      9, 41 |      without directed thought; I haven't familiarized myself with
11      9, 41 |       thought occurred to me: 'I haven't seen the drawback of the
12      9, 41 | perception nor non-perception; I haven't pursued that theme. I
13      9, 41 |          t pursued that theme. I haven't understood the reward
14      9, 41 |          perception & feeling; I haven't familiarized myself with
15     10, 176|         he has seen, he says, 'I haven't seen.' Thus he consciously
16     10, 176|         hasn't seen, he says, 'I haven't seen.' If he has seen,