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1 Int | spiritual attainment of which man is capable -- perfect wisdom,
2 Int, 1 | at this level is to show man the way to live at peace
3 Int, 1 | dejection or despair; for a man's ways can be radically
4 Int, 1 | qualities distinguishing the man of virtue are generosity,
5 Int, 1 | qualities within himself, a man lives at harmony with his
6 Int, 1 | perfumes (55-56). The good man, like the Himalaya mountains,
7 Int, 3 | the name brahmana, "holy man," the Arahat serves as a
8 Int, 3 | self-evolved wisdom (353). Born a man, the Buddha always remains
9 Int, 3 | Dhammapada's picture of man perfected, the Arahat. ~
10 Int, 3 | on the human world, upon man with his yearning and his
11 Int, 3 | which taunt and challenge man at every turn. Seeking happiness,
12 Int, 3 | of pain, loss and death, man walks the delicate balance
13 Int, 3 | responsibility for his decisions. Man's moral freedom is a reason
14 Int, 3 | Great Liberator who shows man the way to break free from
15 Int, 3 | challenge to human freedom: man is the maker and master
16 Int, 3 | done, that it lies within man's power to overcome all
17 Int, 3 | surface. In a world where man has no savior but himself,
18 1, 10 | does Mara overpower the man who lives for the pursuit
19 1, 11 | can never overpower the man who lives meditating on
20 1, 22 | accordingly, that heedless man is like a cowherd who only
21 2, 31 | groundlings, even so when the wise man casts away heedlessness
22 2, 32 | among the sleepy, the wise man advances like a swift horse
23 3, 36 | even so the discerning man straightens his mind --
24 3, 39 | 36. Let the discerning man guard the mind, so difficult
25 4, 57 | wind. Truly the virtuous man pervades all directions
26 5, 67 | fool associates with a wise man, he no more comprehends
27 5, 68 | person associates with a wise man, quickly he comprehends
28 6 | 6 - The Wise Man~Translated from the Pali
29 6, 79 | 76. Should one find a man who points out faults and
30 6, 82 | tranquil mind. The wise man ever delights in the Dhamma
31 6, 87-88 | the dark way, let the wise man cultivate the bright path.
32 6, 87-88 | attachment, let the wise man cleanse himself of defilements
33 7, 97 | 97. The man who is without blind faith,
34 7, 97(11) | verse would read thus: "The man who is faithless, ungrateful,
35 9, 122 | filled. Likewise, the wise man, gathering it little by
36 9, 125 | inoffensive, pure and guiltless man. ~
37 10, 136 | evil nature). The witless man is tormented by his own
38 10, 138-40 | of the body that ignorant man is born in hell. ~
39 10, 142 | he, truly, is a holy man, a renunciate, a monk. ~
40 10, 143 | Only rarely is there a man in this world who, restrained
41 11, 152 | 152. The man of little learning grows
42 12, 157 | watch oneself. Let the wise man keep vigil during any of
43 12, 158 | instruct others. Thus the wise man will not be reproached. ~
44 12, 161 | 161. The evil a witless man does by himself, born of
45 12, 162 | which it grows, even so, a man who is exceedingly depraved
46 13, 177 | generosity. But the wise man rejoices in giving, and
47 14, 182 | Hard is it to be born a man; hard is the life of mortals.
48 14, 186-87 | understood this, the wise man finds no delight even in
49 14, 193 | find is the thoroughbred man (the Buddha); he is not
50 14, 193 | everywhere. Where such a wise man is born, that clan thrives
51 15, 208 | should follow only such a man, who is truly good and discerning,
52 16, 218 | sense pleasures -- such a man is called "One Bound Upstream." 18 ~
53 16, 219 | after a long absence, a man safely returns from afar,
54 17, 229 | 229. But the man whom the wise praise, after
55 17, 231 | 231. Let a man guard himself against irritability
56 17, 232 | 232. Let a man guard himself against irritability
57 17, 233 | 233. Let a man guard himself against irritability
58 18, 239 | moment by moment, a wise man should remove his own impurities,
59 18, 246-47 | not given, goes to another man's wife, and is addicted
60 18, 246-47 | intoxicating drinks -- such a man digs up his own root even
61 18, 248 | 248. Know this, O good man: evil things are difficult
62 19, 256 | arbitrary judgments does a man become just; a wise man
63 19, 256 | man become just; a wise man is he who investigates both
64 19, 257 | the truth, that sagacious man is a guardian of law and
65 19, 259 | 259. A man is not versed in Dhamma
66 19, 262 | by beauty of form does a man become accomplished, if
67 19, 263 | out hatred -- that wise man is truly accomplished. ~
68 19, 264 | Not by shaven head does a man who is indisciplined and
69 19, 268 | foolish and ignorant. But that man is wise who, as if holding
70 20, 280 | thoughts -- such an indolent man does not find the path to
71 20, 281 | 281. Let a man be watchful of speech, well
72 20, 282 | progress and decline, let a man so conduct himself that
73 20, 284 | even the most subtle, of a man towards a woman is not cut
74 20, 285 | affection in the manner of a man plucks with his hand an
75 20, 287 | seizes and carries away the man with a clinging mind, doting
76 20, 289 | this fact, let the wise man, restrained by morality,
77 21, 290 | happiness, let the wise man renounce the lesser, having
78 21, 294 | ungrieving goes the holy man. ~
79 21, 295 | ungrieving goes the holy man. ~
80 22, 309 | misfortunes befall the reckless man who consorts with another'
81 22, 310 | 310. Such a man acquires demerit and an
82 22, 310 | pleasure of the frightened man and woman, and the king
83 22, 310 | punishment. Hence, let no man consort with another's wife. ~
84 23, 322 | But better still is the man who has subdued himself. ~
85 23, 325 | 325. When a man is sluggish and gluttonous,
86 24, 339 | 339. The misguided man in whom the thirty-six currents
87 24, 344 | back to it. Behold that man! Though freed, he runs back
88 24, 352 | profoundly wise one, the great man. ~
89 24, 355 | craving for riches the witless man ruins himself as well as
90 26 | 26 - The Holy Man~Translated from the Pali
91 26, 383 | Exert yourself, O holy man! Cut off the stream (of
92 26, 383 | conditioned things, become, O holy man, the knower of the Uncreate (
93 26, 383(26)| v. 383) "Holy man" is used as a makeshift
94 26, 383(26)| identifying the true "holy man" as the Arahat, who merits
95 26, 384 | 384. When a holy man has reached the summit of
96 26, 385 | him do I call a holy man. 27 ~
97 26, 386 | him do I call a holy man. ~
98 26, 387 | shines in armor, the holy man shines in meditation. But
99 26, 388 | evil, he is called a holy man. Because he is serene in
100 26, 389 | should not strike a holy man, nor should a holy man,
101 26, 389 | holy man, nor should a holy man, when struck, give way to
102 26, 389 | on him who strikes a holy man, and more shame on him who
103 26, 390 | Nothing is better for a holy man than when he holds his mind
104 26, 391 | him do I call a holy man. ~
105 26, 393 | birth does one become a holy man. But he in whom truth and
106 26, 393 | he is pure, he is a holy man. ~
107 26, 394 | your matted hair, O witless man? What of your garment of
108 26, 395 | him do I call a holy man. ~
109 26, 396 | I do not call him a holy man because of his lineage or
110 26, 396 | he is just a supercilious man. But who is free from impediments
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