Chapter, Paragraph

1     Int    |   stirring message of a way to freedom from suffering have won
2     Int, 2 | naturally desire happiness and freedom from sorrow, the effective
3     Int, 3 |     his decisions. Man's moral freedom is a reason for both dread
4     Int, 3 |        this challenge to human freedom: man is the maker and master
5     Int, 3 |     Nibbana, "the incomparable freedom from bondage" (21-23). ~
6     Int, 3 |    will lead him to discover a freedom and happiness far greater
7       2, 26|      Nibbana, the incomparable freedom from bondage. ~
8       7, 92|        Void, the Unconditioned Freedom -- their track cannot be
9       7, 93|        Void, the Unconditioned Freedom -- his path cannot be traced,