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1505 15, 203 | suffering. Knowing this as it really is, the wise realize Nibbana, 1506 Int, 2 | opens the Dhammapada, and reappears in diverse formulations 1507 4, 52(8) | is the Buddhist monk who receives his food by going silently 1508 22, 309 | Four misfortunes befall the reckless man who consorts with another' 1509 Int, 1 | immediate family and to those recluses and brahmans who depend 1510 1, 11(2) | repulsiveness of the body, recommended especially as powerful antidotes 1511 Int, 2 | requires that goodness be recompensed with happiness and evil 1512 Int, 3 | without any aid or guidance, rediscovered the ancient path to deliverance 1513 Int, 2 | imbalance must somehow be redressed. The visible order does 1514 24, 337 | again, as a flood crushes a reed. ~ 1515 12, 164(14) | v. 164) Certain reeds of the bamboo family perish 1516 Int | enclosed in parenthesis refer to verse numbers of the 1517 Pre | a non-Buddhist frame of reference, the teachings of the Buddha 1518 Pre | verses contain riddles, references or analogies that may not 1519 Int, 3 | relishing the words. He should reflect on the meaning of each verse 1520 Int, 2 | the recognition that, to reflective thought, the human situation 1521 25, 374 | the discerning one this reflects the Deathless. 25 ~ 1522 Int | the Dhammapada has been regarded as the most succinct expression 1523 7, 92 | accumulate and are wise regarding food, whose object is the 1524 26, 383(26) | inward purity and holiness regardless of family lineage. The contrast 1525 Int, 2 | impersonal universal law which reigns over all sentient existence. 1526 17, 222 | charioteer. Others only hold the reins. ~ 1527 19, 269 | 269. The sage (thus) rejecting the evil, is truly a sage. 1528 Int, 3 | the craving, ignorance and related mental fetters maintaining 1529 Int, 1 | sphere of concrete human relations. The aim at this level is 1530 Int, 1 | violence which infect human relationships and bring such immense suffering 1531 Int, 3 | thoroughly, investigate its relevance to his life, and apply it 1532 Pre | their interpretation I have relied on the explanations given 1533 8, 104-05(12)| divinity in ancient Indian religion. ~ 1534 Int, 1 | most of the great world religions, but in the Buddhist teaching 1535 Int, 3 | fruitful for those who have relinquished all other concerns in order 1536 Int, 3 | day, slowly and carefully, relishing the words. He should reflect 1537 Int, 3 | a man, the Buddha always remains essentially human, yet his 1538 26, 398 | tendencies), he who has removed the crossbar (of ignorance) 1539 18, 239 | own impurities, as a smith removes his dross from silver. ~ 1540 24, 350 | make an end of craving and rend asunder Mara's fetter. ~ 1541 26, 383(26) | is used as a makeshift rendering for brahmana, intended to 1542 21, 290 | 290. If by renouncing a lesser happiness one may 1543 Int, 3 | conduct. If this is done repeatedly, with patience and perseverance, 1544 24, 353(23) | 353) This was the Buddha's reply to a wandering ascetic who 1545 1, 10(1) | the Tempter in Buddhism, represented in the scriptures as an 1546 10, 143 | restrained by modesty, avoids reproach, as a thoroughbred horse 1547 12, 158 | the wise man will not be reproached. ~ 1548 26, 383(26) | for brahmana, intended to reproduce the ambiguity of the Indian 1549 6, 79 | points out faults and who reproves, let him follow such a wise 1550 1, 11(2) | which focus on the inherent repulsiveness of the body, recommended 1551 5, 76 | The fool seeks undeserved reputation, precedence among monks, 1552 21, 303 | virtue, and possesses good repute and wealth -- he is respected 1553 Int, 3 | are not yet ripe but still require further maturation over 1554 Int, 2 | innate sense of moral justice requires that goodness be recompensed 1555 Int, 3 | with the simplest material requisites, moderate in eating, restrained 1556 26, 399 | 399. He who without resentment endures abuse, beating and 1557 7, 95 | one who, like the earth, resents nothing, who is firm as 1558 8, 112 | live one day strenuous and resolute than to live a hundred years 1559 5, 64 | better or equal, let him resolutely pursue a solitary course; 1560 Int, 1 | level are concerned with the resolution of conflict and hostility. 1561 Int | forest to live as an ascetic, resolved to find a way to deliverance 1562 14, 189 | the refuge supreme. Not by resorting to such a refuge is one 1563 Int, 3 | call to the monastic life resounds throughout. ~The entry-way 1564 Int, 1 | love (4-6). One should not respond to bitter speech but maintain 1565 Int, 1 | patience and forgiveness, for responding to hatred by further hatred 1566 Int, 1 | fulfill his family and social responsibilities, and to restrain the bitterness, 1567 Int, 3 | choose, he must bear the full responsibility for his decisions. Man's 1568 Int | and veneration of those responsive to the good and the true. ~ 1569 18, 237 | Yama, the king of death. No resting place is there for you on 1570 Int, 3 | mindfulness and still the restless waves of thoughts (185, 1571 25, 370(24) | formless realms, conceit, restlessness, and ignorance. Stream-enterers 1572 26, 383(26) | The Buddha attempted to restore to the word brahmana its 1573 25, 373 | 373. The monk who has retired to a solitary abode and 1574 10, 133 | those thus spoken to might retort. Indeed, angry speech hurts, 1575 Int, 2 | eventually meets its due retribution, the good with happiness, 1576 Int, 3 | when the disciple will return to the human world at most 1577 16, 219 | long absence, a man safely returns from afar, his relatives, 1578 Int, 3 | three major groups which reveal more clearly the developmental 1579 Int | bearing a message of divine revelation, but a human being who by 1580 14, 195-96 | reveres those worthy of reverence, the Buddhas and their disciples, 1581 Int, 3 | reading is done carefully and reverentially. It yields its riches only 1582 8, 108 | fourth of the merit gained by revering the Upright Ones, which 1583 Pre | has undergone considerable revision. The newly added subtitle, " 1584 10, 144 | investigation of the truth, by being rich in knowledge and virtue, 1585 Int, 2 | to higher rebirths and to richer experiences of happiness 1586 Pre | debt. A few verses contain riddles, references or analogies 1587 11, 154(13) | rafters the passions and the ridge-pole ignorance. ~ 1588 11, 154 | rafters are broken and your ridgepole shattered. My mind has reached 1589 Int, 2 | and thoroughly bad people riding the waves of fortune (119- 1590 Int, 1 | compassion, live honestly and righteously, control his sensual desires, 1591 Int, 2 | conditions conducive to their ripening. ~The objective field in 1592 Int, 3 | asunder, and the disciple rises through successive stages 1593 17, 222 | 222. He who checks rising anger as a charioteer checks 1594 25, 370(24) | self-illusion, doubt, belief in rites and rituals, lust and ill-will. 1595 25, 370(24) | doubt, belief in rites and rituals, lust and ill-will. The 1596 6, 83 | Irrigators regulate the rivers; fletchers straighten the 1597 4, 61 | a heap of rubbish in the road-side ditch blooms a lotus, fragrant 1598 6, 84 | 81. Just as a solid rock is not shaken by the storm, 1599 1, 11 | cannot prevail against a rocky mountain, so Mara can never 1600 26, 398 | band (of craving), and the rope (of false views), together 1601 Int, 2 | holds sway over the repeated rotations of the cycle of birth and 1602 9, 123 | wealth would avoid a perilous route, or just as one desiring 1603 Int | thus function as a kind of rubric for classifying the diverse 1604 24, 355 | for riches the witless man ruins himself as well as others. ~ 1605 2, 33(5) | v. 30) Indra: the ruler of the gods in ancient Indian 1606 Int | pleasures and privileges of rulership. One night, in his twenty-ninth 1607 Int | B.C., the son of a king ruling over a small state in the 1608 24, 339 | currents of craving strongly rush toward pleasurable objects, 1609 18, 240 | 240. Just as rust arising from iron eats away 1610 8, 106 | hundred years one should offer sacrifices by the thousands, yet if 1611 16, 219 | after a long absence, a man safely returns from afar, his relatives, 1612 Int, 3 | other, where alone true safety is to be found. But all 1613 22, 307 | uncontrolled men wearing the saffron robe. These wicked men will 1614 17, 225 | 225. Those sages who are inoffensive and 1615 3, 42(6) | v. 39) The Arahat is said to be beyond both merit 1616 25, 369 | O monk! Emptied, it will sail lightly. Rid of lust and 1617 Int, 3 | stage of Once-returner (sakadagami), when the disciple will 1618 Int, 3 | investigate and contemplate their salient characteristics. This wisdom, 1619 18, 254(19) | vv. 254-255) Recluse (samana): here used in the special 1620 26, 383(26) | rather than by genuine inner sanctity. The Buddha attempted to 1621 14, 186-87 | sensual pleasures give little satisfaction and much pain. Having understood 1622 Int, 2 | situation demands a more satisfactory context for ethics than 1623 14, 186-87 | 186-187. There is no satisfying sensual desires, even with 1624 20, 288 | kinsmen. None there are to save him -- no sons, nor father, 1625 15, 205 | 205. Having savored the taste of solitude and 1626 11, 149 | are like gourds that lie scattered about in autumn. Having 1627 Int, 3 | providential deity behind the scenes steering all things to some 1628 Pre | including editions by such noted scholars as Max Muller and Dr. S. 1629 Pre | work, compiled by the great scholiast Bhadantacariya Buddhaghosa 1630 Int, 3 | many discourses that all schools of Buddhism have appropriated 1631 13, 176 | truthfulness) who holds in scorn the hereafter, there is 1632 12, 164 | account of perverted views, scorns the Teaching of the Perfected 1633 25, 379 | must censure oneself and scrutinize oneself . The self-guarded 1634 Int, 3 | of lives. A deeper, more searching examination, however, reveals 1635 Int, 3 | Withdrawn to silent and secluded places, they seek out the 1636 19, 271-72 | absorption, nor by a life of seclusion, nor by thinking, "I enjoy 1637 Int, 3 | without deviating due to the seductive allurements of sense pleasures 1638 24, 345-6 | one downward and, though seemingly loose, is hard to remove. 1639 | seems 1640 20, 287 | sleeping village, so death seizes and carries away the man 1641 4, 48(7) | The Striver-on-the-Path (sekha): one who has achieved any 1642 Pre | anthology: an unfortunate selection of renderings has sometimes 1643 21, 294 | mother (craving), father (self-conceit), two warrior-kings (eternalism 1644 8, 104-05 | 104-105. Self-conquest is far better then the conquest 1645 Int | judgment that the teaching is self-contradictory. ~The key to resolving these 1646 2, 27 | conduct, discerning and self-controlled, righteous and heedful. ~ 1647 Int, 3 | mindfulness and unflagging self-discipline, one can master its vagrant 1648 Int, 3 | depends on nothing but his own self-evolved wisdom (353). Born a man, 1649 25, 379 | scrutinize oneself . The self-guarded and mindful monk will always 1650 25, 370(24) | the five "lower fetters": self-illusion, doubt, belief in rites 1651 24, 347 | samsara) like a spider on its self-spun web. This, too, the wise 1652 23, 323 | Nibbana), as one who is self-tamed goes by his own tamed and 1653 19, 262 | accomplished, if he is jealous, selfish and deceitful. ~ 1654 Int, 2 | law, to act in the grip of selfishness and hate, leads downwards -- 1655 4, 49 | flower-tipped arrows of sensuality, go beyond sight of the 1656 Int, 2 | law which reigns over all sentient existence. This is the law 1657 16, 211 | Therefore hold nothing dear, for separation from the dear is painful. 1658 Int, 3 | unpleasant encounters and painful separations, the suffering of not obtaining 1659 24, 352 | sacred texts in correct sequence -- he, indeed, is the bearer 1660 Int | unfolding according to the sequential structure of the doctrine, 1661 10, 138-40 | disaster, bodily injury, serious illness, or derangement 1662 Int, 3 | proclaimed already in his first sermon and upon which he placed 1663 Int | ever-fecund source of themes for sermons and discussions, a guidebook 1664 Int, 3 | holy man," the Arahat serves as a living demonstration 1665 Int, 1 | fulfilling his duties, such as service to parents, to his immediate 1666 Int, 3 | found in the Dhammapada sets forth the theoretical framework 1667 18, 237 | come to an end now; You are setting forth into the presence 1668 1, 9 | those who do realize this settle their quarrels. ~ 1669 26, 386 | meditative, stainless and settled, whose work is done and 1670 Int, 3 | bound to reach the goal in seven lives at most. This achievement 1671 Int | and subjected himself to severe austerities, but found that 1672 7, 97 | knows the Uncreate, who has severed all links, destroyed all 1673 1, 5 | like his never-departing shadow ~ 1674 10, 145 | fletchers straighten arrow shafts, carpenters shape wood, 1675 6, 84 | Just as a solid rock is not shaken by the storm, even so the 1676 18, 252 | crafty fowler hides behind sham branches. ~ 1677 18, 244 | 244. Easy for life is the shameless one who is impudent as a 1678 Int | essence. assumes different shapes due to the vessels into 1679 22, 306 | both, on departing they share the same destiny in the 1680 10, 138-40 | 138-140 Sharp pain, or disaster, bodily 1681 11, 154 | broken and your ridgepole shattered. My mind has reached the 1682 19, 264 | 264. Not by shaven head does a man who is indisciplined 1683 25, 377 | monks, should you totally shed lust and hatred! ~ 1684 25, 377 | Just as the jasmine creeper sheds its withered flowers, even 1685 6, 80 | him admonish, instruct and shield one from wrong; he, indeed, 1686 Int, 3 | Truths, a corresponding shift in emphasis takes place 1687 Int, 3 | the doctrinal emphasis shifts from the principles of kamma 1688 21, 304 | 304. The good shine from afar, like the Himalaya 1689 Int, 3 | 179, 180, 353). ~Always shining in the splendor of his wisdom, 1690 Int, 3 | 194). He is the giver and shower of refuge (190-192), the 1691 Int, 2 | principles of morality are shown now in their broader cosmic 1692 14, 188 | woods, groves, trees and shrines. ~ 1693 11, 146 | laughter, why this jubilation? Shrouded in darkness, will you not 1694 4, 57(9) | from a particular kind of shrub. ~ 1695 9, 123 | poison, even so should one shun evil. ~ 1696 16, 209 | himself to things to be shunned and not exerting where exertion 1697 23, 326 | controls with his ankus [sic] an elephant in rut. ~ 1698 Int, 3 | suffering -- birth, old age, sickness and death, the misery of 1699 Int | family name Gotama (Sanskrit: Siddhartha Gautama) . Raised in luxury, 1700 Int | Nepal. His given name was Siddhattha and his family name Gotama ( 1701 11, 156 | failed to acquire wealth, lie sighing over the past, like worn 1702 4, 49 | of sensuality, go beyond sight of the King of Death! ~ 1703 Int, 2 | morality does not exhaust its significance in its contribution to human 1704 4, 52(8) | receives his food by going silently from door to door with his 1705 Int, 1 | his impurities just as a silversmith purifies silver (50, 239). 1706 Int, 3 | meditation. Content with the simplest material requisites, moderate 1707 Int | arrangement. The work is simply a collection of inspirational 1708 | Since 1709 23, 322 | well-trained mules, thoroughbred Sindhu horses and noble tusker 1710 Pre | Sanskrit, Hindi, Bengali, Sinhala, Burmese and Nepali. I particularly 1711 Int, 3 | he chooses wrongly he can sink to the lowest depths of 1712 21, 305 | 305. He who sits alone, sleeps alone, and 1713 Int, 2 | reflective thought, the human situation demands a more satisfactory 1714 Pre | people in all the diverse situations of life. For the simple 1715 5, 73 | he still is not worth a sixteenth part of the those who have 1716 Int | clear. He was born in the sixth century B.C., the son of 1717 26, 403 | knowledge, who is wise, skilled in discerning the right 1718 22, 309 | acquisition of demerit, disturbed sleep, ill-repute, and (rebirth 1719 5, 63 | Long is the night to the sleepless; long is the league to the 1720 21, 305 | 305. He who sits alone, sleeps alone, and walks alone, 1721 2, 32 | heedless, wide-awake among the sleepy, the wise man advances like 1722 Pre | ancient Pali language, this slim anthology of verses constitutes 1723 20, 280 | young and strong is full of sloth, with a mind full of vain 1724 18, 241 | neglect is the bane of a home; slovenliness is the bane of personal 1725 9, 116 | mind from evil. He who is slow in doing good, his mind 1726 Int, 3 | whole chapter every day, slowly and carefully, relishing 1727 23, 325 | a fat domestic pig, that sluggard undergoes rebirth again 1728 10, 141 | lying on the ground, nor smearing oneself with ashes and dust, 1729 4, 57 | 54. Not the sweet smell of flowers, not even the 1730 18, 239 | his own impurities, as a smith removes his dross from silver. ~ 1731 5, 74 | turn sour all at once. But smoldering, it follows the fool like 1732 Int, 1 | speak the truth and live a sober upright life, diligently 1733 3, 42 | awakened one, whose mind is not sodden (by lust) nor afflicted ( 1734 13, 178 | 178. Better than sole sovereignty over the earth, 1735 6, 84 | 81. Just as a solid rock is not shaken by the 1736 Int | authority, the Dhamma is founded solidly upon the bedrock of the 1737 Int, 2 | does not yield an evident solution, but the Buddha's teaching 1738 | somehow 1739 Int | sixth century B.C., the son of a king ruling over a 1740 11, 154(13) | verses are the Buddha's "Song of Victory," his first utterance 1741 10, 137 | who are inoffensive, will soon come upon one of these ten 1742 11, 147 | image, a mass of heaped up sores, infirm, full of hankering -- 1743 21, 302 | therein. Also difficult and sorrowful is the household life. Suffering 1744 2, 31 | sorrowless sage beholds the sorrowing and foolish multitude. ~ 1745 Int, 3 | discussed give us the key for sorting out the Dhammapada's diverse 1746 Int, 3 | Dhammapada again and again sounds this challenge to human 1747 5, 74 | milk that does not turn sour all at once. But smoldering, 1748 13, 178 | 178. Better than sole sovereignty over the earth, better than 1749 Int, 2 | death. Each single life span is seen, rather, as part 1750 Int | twenty-six chapters, it spans the multiple aspects of 1751 Int, 1 | committing adultery, from speaking lies and from taking intoxicants; 1752 25, 378 | well-composed and who has spewn out worldliness -- he, truly, 1753 Int, 3 | achieving progress in all spheres, the Dhammapada declares, 1754 24, 347 | current (of samsara) like a spider on its self-spun web. This, 1755 Pre | expressions of practical spirituality, each verse is a guideline 1756 Int, 3 | Always shining in the splendor of his wisdom, the Buddha 1757 Int | in the highly condensed. spontaneous and intuitively charged 1758 Int, 2 | isolated occurrence beginning spontaneously with birth and ending in 1759 5, 67 | comprehends the Truth than a spoon tastes the flavor of the 1760 26, 413 | who, like the moon, is spotless and pure, serene and clear, 1761 Int, 2 | volitional action, action springing from intention, which may 1762 24, 340 | Seeing that the creeper has sprung up, cut off its root with 1763 11, 147 | which nothing is lasting or stable! ~ 1764 10, 135 | cattle to pasture with a staff, so do old age and death 1765 Int, 3 | of sense pleasures or the stagnating influences of laziness and 1766 Int, 3 | to free oneself from the stains of greed, hatred and delusion, 1767 18, 235 | messengers await you. You stand on the eve of your departure, 1768 Int | as to reach human beings standing at different levels of spiritual 1769 Int | teaching, offering a variety of standpoints from which to gain a glimpse 1770 Int, 2 | the desire for existence stands intact. Rebirth can take 1771 15, 208 | follows the path of the stars. 12 ~ ~ 1772 Int | structure of the Dhamma, such statements viewed side by side will 1773 26, 383(26) | Originally men of spiritual stature; by the time of the Buddha 1774 24, 349 | of pleasure, his craving steadily grows. He makes the fetter 1775 Int, 3 | the mind made clear and steady, they learn to contemplate 1776 Int, 1 | from destroying life, from stealing, from committing adultery, 1777 25, 380 | trader controls a noble steed. ~ 1778 Int, 3 | deity behind the scenes steering all things to some great 1779 Int, 1 | from clouds (173). ~The sterling qualities distinguishing 1780 24, 335 | overcome by this wretched and sticky craving, his sorrows grow 1781 Int, 3 | minimizes distractions and stimulants to craving and orders all 1782 Int, 3 | restrained in their senses, they stir up their energy, abide in 1783 Int | life, aphoristic wisdom and stirring message of a way to freedom 1784 22, 313 | vigor. A lax monastic life stirs up the dust of passions 1785 Int | the Awakened One." The story of this venerable personage 1786 Int, 3 | the aspirant keeps to the straight path of training without 1787 12, 162 | Just as a single creeper strangles the tree on which it grows, 1788 4, 48(7) | supramundane attainment: a Stream-enterer, Once-returner, or Non-returner. ~ 1789 25, 370(24) | restlessness, and ignorance. Stream-enterers and Once-returners cut off 1790 26, 389 | 389. One should not strike a holy man, nor should a 1791 26, 389 | anger. Shame on him who strikes a holy man, and more shame 1792 4, 48 | 45. A striver-on-the path shall overcome this 1793 24, 345-6 | that, they say, is a far stronger fetter, which pulls one 1794 24, 339 | thirty-six currents of craving strongly rush toward pleasurable 1795 Int, 3 | decline. His actions are strung out between these moral 1796 Int, 3 | riches only through repeated study, sustained reflection, and 1797 24, 350 | 350. He who delights in subduing evil thoughts, who meditates 1798 Int | chapter is its mention of the subject indicated in the chapter' 1799 Int | systems of meditation and subjected himself to severe austerities, 1800 1, 11(2) | The impurities (asubha): subjects of meditation which focus 1801 26, 390 | that extent does suffering subside. ~ 1802 Int, 3 | impermanent, without any lasting substance, and thus, for those who 1803 Int, 3 | being impermanent and substanceless, are intrinsically unsatisfactory. 1804 26, 418 | tranquil, is rid of the substrata of existence and like a 1805 Pre | revision. The newly added subtitle, "The Buddha's Path of Wisdom," 1806 Int, 3 | further maturation over a succession of lives. A deeper, more 1807 Int | been regarded as the most succinct expression of the Buddha' 1808 20, 284 | is in bondage, like the sucking calf to its mother. ~ 1809 Pre | of the Buddha inevitably suffer some distortion. This, in 1810 Int | disturbing encounter with the sufferings of life, as a result of 1811 Int, 3 | disciple of mature faculties, sufficiently prepared by previous experience 1812 Int | the Dhammapada, we will suggest a schematism of four levels 1813 Pre | Society for their helpful suggestions. and to the Society itself 1814 20, 286 | rains, here in winter and summer" -- thus thinks the fool. 1815 26, 396 | attachments, he is just a supercilious man. But who is free from 1816 4, 62 | mortals the disciple of the Supremely Enlightened One shines resplendent 1817 1, 12 | the monk's yellow robe, he surely is not worthy of the robe. ~ 1818 Int, 3 | they seek an opportunity to surface. In a world where man has 1819 Int, 3 | elevates him to a level far surpassing that of common humanity. 1820 Int | small town of Kusinara, surrounded by a large number of disciples. ~ 1821 Pre | Minor Collection") of the Sutta Pitaka, but its popularity 1822 Int, 3 | river of incessant becoming sweeping everything along; dust motes 1823 4, 50 | 47. As a mighty flood sweeps away the sleeping village, 1824 Int, 1 | the Buddha declares, is sweeter than the scent of all flowers 1825 4, 58 | fragrance of virtue is the sweetest. ~ 1826 24, 339 | pleasurable objects, is swept away by the flood of his 1827 24, 347 | lust-infatuated fall back into the swirling current (of samsara) like 1828 3, 43 | fight out Mara with the sword of wisdom. Then, guarding 1829 Int | this may be a metaphorical symbol rather than a point of doctrine. 1830 Pre | unsophisticated the Dhammapada is a sympathetic counselor; for the intellectually 1831 Int | experimented with different systems of meditation and subjected 1832 18, 243 | this one taint and become taintless, O monks! ~ 1833 | taking 1834 26, 394 | hide? Within you is the tangle (of passion); only outwardly 1835 Int, 3 | of suffering is craving (tanha), the desire for pleasure 1836 24, 334 | leaps from life to life (tasting the fruit of his kamma). ~ 1837 Int, 3 | life, the dichotomies which taunt and challenge man at every 1838 Int, 1 | code of Buddhism, which teach abstinence from destroying 1839 Pre | in grateful memory of my teachers, parents and relatives, 1840 12, 159 | One should do what one teaches others to do; if one would 1841 5, 70 | one, weeping, reaps with tears. ~ 1842 Int, 2 | 119-120). Moral intuition tells us that if there is any 1843 1, 10(1) | v. 7) Mara: the Tempter in Buddhism, represented 1844 10, 137 | soon come upon one of these ten states: ~ 1845 8, 107 | hundred years one should tend the sacrificial fire in 1846 Pre | interpretations, while footnotes have tended to be judgmental. ~The present 1847 Int | as Sri Lanka, Burma and Thailand, the influence of the Dhammapada 1848 16, 209 | envies those intent upon theirs. ~ 1849 Int, 1 | teaching they are freed from theistic moorings and grounded upon 1850 Int | an ever-fecund source of themes for sermons and discussions, 1851 | Thereafter 1852 | thereby 1853 Int | his goal. Finally, in his thirty-fifth year, while sitting in deep 1854 26, 398 | He who has cut off the thong (of hatred), the band (of 1855 20, 275 | discovered how to pull out the thorn of lust, I make known the 1856 24, 351 | and has plucked out the thorns of existence -- for him 1857 Int, 3 | radical renunciation. The thoughtful, who have seen the transience 1858 Int | at certain points a loose thread of development can be discerned. ~ 1859 14, 193 | wise man is born, that clan thrives happily. ~ 1860 3, 37 | of water and cast on land throbs and quivers, even so is 1861 Int | father to be the heir to the throne, in his early manhood he 1862 1, 10 | 7. Just as a storm throws down a weak tree, so does 1863 21, 295 | two extreme views), and a tiger as the fifth (the five mental 1864 5, 73 | may eat his food with the tip of a blade of grass, but 1865 Pre | esteemed text in the Pali Tipitaka, the sacred scriptures of 1866 17, 227 | practice, not one only of today: they blame those who remain 1867 Int | the concern with a common topic. The twenty-six chapter 1868 Int, 3 | vagrant tendencies, escape the torrents of the passions and find " 1869 23, 324 | captivity, the tusker does not touch a morsel, but only longingly 1870 | toward 1871 2, 31 | heedfulness and ascends the high tower of wisdom, this sorrowless 1872 Int | peacefully in the small town of Kusinara, surrounded 1873 Pre | to the Theravada Buddhist tradition, each verse in the Dhammapada 1874 Int, 3 | rebirths, bringing in its trail sorrow, anxiety, and despair ( 1875 7, 94 | subdued like horses well trained by a charioteer, whose pride 1876 Pre | of the verses, however. transcend the limited and particular 1877 Int, 3 | striving and movement towards transcendence. The starting point is the 1878 14, 190-91 | his Order, penetrates with transcendental wisdom the Four Noble Truths -- 1879 18, 240 | so, their own deeds lead transgressors to states of woe. ~ 1880 Int, 3 | thoughtful, who have seen the transience and hidden misery of worldly 1881 Pre | follower of the Buddha to transmit the spirit and content, 1882 Int | for forty-five years, he traveled throughout northern India, 1883 21, 303 | everywhere, in whatever land he travels. ~ 1884 26, 414 | 414. He who, having traversed this miry, perilous and 1885 Int, 3 | indicate the path; the work of treading it lies in the hands of 1886 21, 294 | objects) together with its treasurer (attachment and lust), ungrieving 1887 Int, 1 | 247). The disciple should treat all beings with kindness 1888 14, 188 | to hills, woods, groves, trees and shrines. ~ 1889 26, 397 | having cut off all fetters, trembles no more, who has overcome 1890 1, 10(1) | an evil-minded deity who tries to lead people from the 1891 Int, 3 | overcome all barriers and to triumph even over death itself. ~ 1892 10, 138-40 | or derangement of mind, trouble from the government, or 1893 15, 204 | contentment the greatest wealth. A trustworthy person is the best kinsman, 1894 14, 194 | spiritual pursuit of the united truth-seeker. ~ 1895 26, 408 | gentle, instructive and truthful words, who imprecates none -- 1896 24, 344 | 344. There is one who, turning away from desire (for household 1897 24, 339(21) | relation to each of the twelve bases -- the six sense organs, 1898 Int | rulership. One night, in his twenty-ninth year, he fled the royal 1899 Int, 2 | suffering; on the other our typical experience shows us virtuous 1900 Int | influence of the Dhammapada is ubiquitous. It is an ever-fecund source 1901 Int, 2 | life, illness, poverty, ugliness and failure. ~Prescriptively, 1902 Pre | right living. The Buddha unambiguously pointed out that whoever 1903 10, 137 | violence on those who are unarmed, and offends those who are 1904 18, 242 | 242. Unchastity is the taint in a woman; 1905 23, 324 | tusker named Dhanapalaka is uncontrollable. Held in captivity, the 1906 24, 352 | attachment, is perfect in uncovering the true meaning of the 1907 24, 338 | again if its roots remain uncut and firm, even so, until 1908 23, 325 | domestic pig, that sluggard undergoes rebirth again and again. ~ 1909 Pre | edition, the translation has undergone considerable revision. The 1910 Int | Without a grasp of the underlying structure of the Dhamma, 1911 7, 97(11) | series of puns, and if the "underside" of each pun were to be 1912 Int, 3 | path to death. The wise who understand this distinction abide in 1913 Pre | itself for so generously undertaking the publication of this 1914 5, 76 | 73. The fool seeks undeserved reputation, precedence among 1915 1, 16 | so passion penetrates an undeveloped mind. ~ 1916 14, 179 | whose victory nothing can undo, whom none of the vanquished 1917 21, 302 | comes from association with unequals; suffering comes from wandering 1918 Int, 3 | Dhammapada begins with an unequivocal assertion that mind is the 1919 Int, 2 | or remain internally as unexpressed thoughts, desires and emotions. 1920 26, 385 | is free of cares and is unfettered -- him do I call a holy 1921 Int, 3 | effort, mindfulness and unflagging self-discipline, one can 1922 Int, 3 | and penetrating wisdom to unfold without impediments, adoption 1923 Int | usually proceed methodically, unfolding according to the sequential 1924 Pre | happened with our anthology: an unfortunate selection of renderings 1925 7, 97(11) | The man who is faithless, ungrateful, a burglar, who destroys 1926 22, 310 | acquires demerit and an unhappy birth in the future. Brief 1927 3, 44 | will lie upon the earth, unheeded and lifeless, like a useless 1928 Int, 3 | mind is made calm, pure and unified, purged of the currents 1929 24, 353(23) | Enlightenment was his own unique attainment, which he had 1930 14, 194 | spiritual pursuit of the united truth-seeker. ~ 1931 Int | practice which gains its unity from its final goal, the 1932 Int, 3 | defining mark of actuality. The universe is in flux, a boundless 1933 6, 87 | does not desire success by unjust means. ~ 1934 | Unless 1935 10, 144 | being mindful, destroy this unlimited suffering. ~ 1936 Int, 3 | and death, the misery of unpleasant encounters and painful separations, 1937 Int, 3 | friend (42, 43). The mind is unruly, fickle, difficult to subdue, 1938 Int, 3 | sorrow, but as the pervasive unsatisfactoriness of everything conditioned ( 1939 21, 304 | mountains. But the wicked are unseen, like arrows shot in the 1940 Pre | life. For the simple and unsophisticated the Dhammapada is a sympathetic 1941 3, 36 | his mind -- so fickle and unsteady, so difficult to guard. ~ 1942 Int, 3 | all, the knower of all, untainted by the world (179, 180, 1943 23, 323 | however, would one go to the Untrodden Land (Nibbana), as one who 1944 19, 264 | who is indisciplined and untruthful become a monk. How can he 1945 Int | inconsistencies which may perplex the unwary. For example, in many verses 1946 Int, 3 | Eightfold Path as the means to uproot the craving that nurtures 1947 Int, 2 | follow the ethical law leads upwards -- to inner development, 1948 Int, 3 | 105). ~What is needed most urgently to train and subdue the 1949 26, 394 | 394. What is the use of your matted hair, O witless 1950 Int | prose sections of the Canon usually proceed methodically, unfolding 1951 11, 154(13) | Song of Victory," his first utterance after his Enlightenment. 1952 Int, 2 | is a total misconception utterly inapplicable to the Buddhist 1953 Int, 3 | self-discipline, one can master its vagrant tendencies, escape the torrents 1954 Pre | Venerable Narada Mahathera of Vajirarama, Colombo. Sri Lanka, and 1955 7, 98 | it a village, a forest, a vale, or a hill. ~ 1956 Int, 3 | application, it is perfectly valid as a preparatory or provisional 1957 Pre | two extremes would serve a valuable purpose. The finished result 1958 24, 344(22) | puns with the Pali word vana meaning both "desire" and " 1959 14, 179 | can undo, whom none of the vanquished defilements can ever pursue? ~ 1960 24, 354 | delights. The Craving-Freed vanquishes all suffering. ~ 1961 13, 175 | away from the world after vanquishing Mara and his host. ~ 1962 Int | development or a set of variations on a theme. But by and large, 1963 Int | Buddha's teaching, offering a variety of standpoints from which 1964 26, 395 | rags, who is lean, with veins showing all over the body, 1965 Int | for it the devotion and veneration of those responsive to the 1966 Int, 1 | only maintains the cycle of vengeance and retaliation. The true 1967 17, 232 | controlled in speech. Abandoning verbal misconduct, let him practice 1968 Int, 1 | grounded upon two directly verifiable foundations: concern for 1969 Int | different shapes due to the vessels into which it is poured, 1970 12, 157 | oneself. Let the wise man keep vigil during any of the three 1971 17, 226 | 226. Those who are ever vigilant, who discipline themselves 1972 22, 313 | one do it with sustained vigor. A lax monastic life stirs 1973 6, 81 | seek the fellowship of the vile. Associate with the good 1974 Int, 2 | reveals the factor needed to vindicate our cry for moral justice 1975 10, 134 | approached Nibbana, for vindictiveness is no longer in you. ~ 1976 Int, 2 | of happiness and joy. To violate the law, to act in the grip 1977 13, 176 | 176. For a liar who has violated the one law (of truthfulness) 1978 Int, 1 | taking intoxicants; one who violates these five training rules " 1979 26, 406 | hostile, peaceful amidst the violent, and unattached amidst the 1980 Int, 3 | development of insight (vipassana), and the Dhammapada enunciates 1981 1, 13 | depravity, well-established in virtues and filled with self-control 1982 Int | in the total systematic vision of the Dhamma. This fourfold 1983 Int, 3 | difficult and demanding, the voice of the Buddha speaks words 1984 Int, 2 | Buddhist doctrine. Kamma means volitional action, action springing 1985 Pre | teachings. ~In preparing this volume I have had access to numerous 1986 Pre | length in the forty-odd volumes of the Pali Canon. ~According 1987 7, 97(11) | destroys opportunities and eats vomit -- he truly is the most 1988 13, 167 | 167. Follow not the vulgar way; live not in heedlessness; 1989 4, 59 | fragrance of the virtuous, wafting even amongst the gods. ~ 1990 Int, 3 | feasible for people in any walk of life. The Buddha taught 1991 20, 275 | 275. Walking upon this path you will 1992 21, 302 | Therefore, be not an aimless wanderer, be not a pursuer of suffering. ~ 1993 20, 282 | without meditation wisdom wanes. Having known these two 1994 26, 387 | moon shines by night. The warrior shines in armor, the holy 1995 21, 294 | father (self-conceit), two warrior-kings (eternalism and nihilism), 1996 Int, 3 | than that of the mightiest warriors (103-105). ~What is needed 1997 12, 157 | during any of the three watches of the night. ~ 1998 20, 281 | 281. Let a man be watchful of speech, well controlled 1999 24, 341 | in (from all objects) and watered by craving, feelings of 2000 10, 145 | Irrigators regulate the waters, fletchers straighten arrow 2001 3, 41 | Teaching and whose faith wavers. ~ 2002 Int, 3 | two further stages which weaken and eradicate still more 2003 11, 151 | gorgeous royal chariots wear out, and indeed this body 2004 5, 63 | long is the league to the weary. Long is worldly existence


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