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Dhammapada

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1 Int | countless problems of everyday life, a primer for the instruction 2 Int | mountainside cave for a life of meditation, can be expected 3 Int | realistic understanding of human life, aphoristic wisdom and stirring 4 Int | historical essentials of his life are simple and clear. He 5 Int | encounter with the sufferings of life, as a result of which he 6 Int | after a long and fruitful life, he passed away peacefully 7 Int | favorable rebirth in the next life, and the attainment of the 8 Int, 1 | abstinence from destroying life, from stealing, from committing 9 Int, 1 | and live a sober upright life, diligently fulfilling his 10 Int, 2 | performs in the course of his life may fade from memory without 11 Int, 2 | In the Buddha's teaching, life is not viewed as an isolated 12 Int, 2 | annihilation at death. Each single life span is seen, rather, as 13 Int, 2 | kamma will issue in long life, health, wealth, beauty 14 Int, 2 | unwholesome kamma in short life, illness, poverty, ugliness 15 Int, 2 | which binds together all life and holds sway over the 16 Int, 2 | our destiny both in this life and in future states of 17 Int, 3 | for people in any walk of life. The Buddha taught it to 18 Int, 3 | training, to living the "holy life" (brahmacariya). For conduct 19 Int, 3 | of a different style of life becomes imperative, one 20 Int, 3 | the call to the monastic life resounds throughout. ~The 21 Int, 3 | entry-way to the monastic life is an act of radical renunciation. 22 Int, 3 | hidden misery of worldly life, break the ties of family 23 Int, 3 | devote their energies to a life of meditation. Content with 24 Int, 3 | Deathless (373-374). The life of meditative contemplation 25 Int, 3 | win Nibbana in this very life. ~The Arahat ideal reaches 26 Int, 3 | inescapable duality of human life, the dichotomies which taunt 27 Int, 3 | destiny, not only through one life, but through the numerous 28 Int, 3 | its principles to daily life. Thence it might be suggested 29 Int, 3 | investigate its relevance to his life, and apply it as a guide 30 Int, 3 | Dhammapada will confer upon his life a new meaning and sense 31 Pre | the diverse situations of life. For the simple and unsophisticated 32 Pre | one who follows them to a life guided by that same wisdom. ~ 33 1, 22 | the blessings of the holy life. ~ 34 1, 23 | the blessings of a holy life. ~ 35 5, 67 | 64. Though all his life a fool associates with a 36 6, 89 | attained Nibbana in this very life. 10 ~ ~ 37 8, 109 | four blessing accrue: long life and beauty, happiness and 38 10, 130 | All tremble at violence; life is dear to all. Putting 39 10, 135 | age and death drive the life force of beings (from existence 40 10, 142 | established in the holy life, having set aside violence 41 11, 148 | for death is the end of life. ~ 42 11, 153 | builder of this house (of life). Repeated birth is indeed 43 11, 155 | youth have not led the holy life, or have failed to acquire 44 11, 156 | youth have not lead the holy life, or have failed to acquire 45 13, 168 | heedless! Lead a righteous life. The righteous live happily 46 13, 169 | 169. Lead a righteous life; lead not a base life. The 47 13, 169 | righteous life; lead not a base life. The righteous live happily 48 14, 182 | born a man; hard is the life of mortals. Hard is it to 49 18, 237 | 237. Your life has come to an end now; 50 18, 244 | 244. Easy for life is the shameless one who 51 18, 245 | 245. Difficult is life for the modest one who always 52 18, 245 | and unassuming, clean in life, and discerning. ~ 53 18, 246-47 | 246-247. One who destroys life, utters lies, takes what 54 19, 267 | Dispensation) lives a holy life, transcending both merit 55 19, 271-72 | of absorption, nor by a life of seclusion, nor by thinking, " 56 21, 302 | 302. Difficult is life as a monk; difficult is 57 21, 302 | sorrowful is the household life. Suffering comes from association 58 22, 311 | hand, even so, a recluse's life wrongly lived drags one 59 22, 312 | corrupt observance, any life of questionable celibacy -- 60 22, 313 | sustained vigor. A lax monastic life stirs up the dust of passions 61 23, 328 | friend who leads a good life, you should, overcoming 62 23, 329 | friend who leads a good life, then, like a king who leaves 63 23, 331 | has; good is merit when life is at an end, and good is 64 23, 333 | 333. Good is virtue until life's end, good is faith that 65 24, 334 | the forest, he leaps from life to life (tasting the fruit 66 24, 334 | forest, he leaps from life to life (tasting the fruit of his 67 24, 344 | from desire (for household life) takes to the life of the 68 24, 344 | household life) takes to the life of the forest (i.e., of 69 25, 375 | these form the basis of holy life here for the wise monk. ~ 70 25, 376 | energetic, and pure in life, let him be cordial and 71 26, 383(26)| who led a contemplative life dedicated to gaining Arahatship 72 26, 402 | 402. He who in this very life realizes for himself the 73 26, 415 | renounced the household life and become a homeless one; 74 26, 416 | renounced the household life and become a homeless one,


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