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 1  Pre     |          offered freely as a gift of Dhamma. As I knew of no existing
 2  Int     |         explicitly that the savor of Dhamma is the highest savor, which
 3  Int     |            theory lists the savor of Dhamma, or justice, as one of the
 4  Int     |               races, and conquests. ~Dhamma, in the Buddhist sense,
 5  Int     |           more than the "justice" of Dhamma in aesthetic theory. However,
 6  Int     |              the Buddhist concept of Dhamma has room for the aesthetic
 7  Int     |           grow serene on hearing the Dhamma, and 102 states that the
 8  Int     |            by hearing or reading the Dhamma bears its deepest savor,
 9    1(1)  |             mano is paired here with dhamma would seem to suggest that
10    1(1)  |       possible meanings for the word dhamma). However, the illustrations
11    1     |              nothing~but follows the Dhamma~in line with the Dhamma;~   
12    1     |              Dhamma~in line with the Dhamma;~    abandoning passion,~       
13    2     |               restrained,~living the Dhamma:~    their glory~    grows. ~ ~
14    3     |      unsteady mind,~not knowing true Dhamma,~    serenity~    set        
15    5     |            For fools~unaware of True Dhamma,~                samsara~
16    5     |              he knows nothing of the Dhamma -- ~    as the ladle,~   
17    5     |             he immediately knows the Dhamma -- ~    as the tongue,~   
18    5     |            those who've fathomed~the Dhamma. ~ ~
19    6(79) |                         Drinking the Dhamma, refreshed by the Dhamma":
20    6(79) |             Dhamma, refreshed by the Dhamma": two meanings of the word,
21    6     |                         Drinking the Dhamma,~refreshed by the Dhamma,~
22    6     |             Dhamma,~refreshed by the Dhamma,~one sleeps at ease~with
23    6     |             awareness & calm.~In the Dhamma revealed~by the noble ones,~
24    6     |              on hearing words of the Dhamma. ~ ~
25    6     |               But those who practice Dhamma~in line with the well-taught
26    6     |            line with the well-taught Dhamma,~will cross over the realm
27    8     |          without seeing~the ultimate Dhamma, is~    one day~lived seeing~
28    8     |            lived seeing~the ultimate Dhamma. ~ ~
29   11     |          succumb to old age.~But the Dhamma of the good~doesn't succumb
30   12     |       teaching of those who live the Dhamma,~worthy ones, noble:~whoever
31   13     |              t be heedless.~Live the Dhamma well.~One who lives the
32   13     |              well.~One who lives the Dhamma~    sleeps with ease~in
33   13     |                             Live the Dhamma well.~Don't live it badly.~
34   13     |             badly.~One who lives the Dhamma~    sleeps with ease~in
35   14     |              chance to hear the true Dhamma.~Hard     the arising of
36   14     |           having gone~to the Buddha, Dhamma,~& Sangha for refuge,~you
37   14     |                 the teaching of true Dhamma.~A blessing:     the concord
38   15     |        nourishment~of rapture in the Dhamma. ~ ~
39   19     |        unhurriedly, in line with the Dhamma,~    guarding the Dhamma,~   
40   19     |             Dhamma,~    guarding the Dhamma,~    guarded by Dhamma,~
41   19     |           the Dhamma,~    guarded by Dhamma,~intelligent:~he's called
42   19(259)|                                 Sees Dhamma through his body": The more
43   19(259)|           the Pali Canon is to touch Dhamma through or with the body (
44   19     |             lot~doesn't maintain the Dhamma.~Whoever~-- although he'
45   19     |              to nothing -- ~    sees Dhamma through his body,~    is
46   19     |                   is not heedless of Dhamma:~he's one who maintains
47   19     |              s one who maintains the Dhamma. ~ ~
48   21     |       constantly immersed~    in the Dhamma.~
49   21(301)|              The Wings to Awakening (Dhamma Dana Publications, 1996). ~
50   24(354)|          related to aesthetics. Both dhamma (justice) and dana (gift/
51   24(354)|         emotion are those related to Dhamma; the highest expression
52   24(354)|             expression of the heroic Dhamma rasa is in the ending of
53   24     |                            A gift of Dhamma conquers     all gifts;~
54   24     |              all gifts;~the taste of Dhamma,             all tastes;~
55   24     |             all tastes;~a delight in Dhamma,             all delights;~
56   25     |                                      Dhamma his dwelling,~Dhamma his
57   25     |                 Dhamma his dwelling,~Dhamma his delight,~a monk pondering
58   25     |            delight,~a monk pondering Dhamma,~    calling Dhamma to mind,~
59   25     |        pondering Dhamma,~    calling Dhamma to mind,~does not fall away~
60   25     |              not fall away~from true Dhamma. ~ ~
61   25     |         dwelling,~clearly seeing the Dhamma aright:~    his delight
62   26     |             whom~you would learn the Dhamma~taught by the Rightly~Self-Awakened
63 Notes    |            Awakening (bodhi-pakkhiya dhamma -- see note to verse 301)
64 Notes    |           received this: This is the Dhamma, this is the Vinaya, this
65 Notes    |             not design or create the Dhamma. He simply found it in nature.
66 Notes    |         principles as well. Thus the Dhamma was by no means exclusively
67 Notes    |              cite four categories of Dhamma statements: spoken by the
68 Notes    |         monks were standardizing the Dhamma and Vinaya, he went to the
69 Notes    |             him, "Friend Purana, the Dhamma and Vinaya have been standardized
70 Notes    | standardization." [He replied:] "The Dhamma and Vinaya have been well-standardized
71  Glo     |                                      Dhamma:~(1) Event; a phenomenon