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 1  Int     |       as distinct, dealing with form (kavya) and content (Buddhism),
 2  Int     |        kavya aimed at combining form and content into a seamless
 3  Int     |         free verse. This is the form that requires the fewest
 4    1(7)  |       where a monk, on seeing a form with the eye, does not grasp
 5    2(22) |      are abandoned: passion for form, passion for formless phenomena,
 6    4(54) |         shrub that, in powdered form, is used as a perfume. A.
 7   11(152)|      Pali word is in the plural form, "muscles" seems more accurate --
 8   17     |         fetter.~When for name & form~you have no attachment~--
 9   19(271)|        becoming on the level of form and formlessness, DhpA drives
10   25     |             For whom, in name & form~    in every way,~there'
11   25(370)|     higher fetters (passion for form, passion for formless phenomena,
12   26(390)|     endearing," or as an elided form of apiyehi, "not endearing."
13 Notes    |  inherently an earlier or later form of a verse. These assumptions
14  Glo     |    clinging to a sense of self: form (physical phenomena, including
15  Glo     |        sensuality, the level of form, and the level of formlessness.~
16  Glo     | teaching; (4) nibbana. Sanskrit form: Dharma.~
17  Glo     |    becoming and birth. Sanskrit form: karma.~
18  Glo     |     cooling and peace. Sanskrit form: nirvana. ~ ~