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1 1, 15 | clinging,~mindful, the monk~ lives the mendicant
2 1, 16 | as doing so much for a monk in training,** who has not
3 1, 16 | safety from bondage.*** A monk who attends appropriately
4 1, 16 | attention~ as a quality~of a monk in training:~nothing else~
5 1, 16 | the superlative goal.~A monk, striving appropriately,~
6 1, 17 | as doing so much for a monk in training, who has not
7 1, 17 | unsurpassed safety from bondage. A monk who is a friend with admirable
8 1, 17 | develops what is skillful." ~A monk who's a friend~to admirable
9 1, 17(*) | of the holy life. When a monk has admirable people as
10 2, 28 | Endowed with two things, a monk lives in stress in the present
11 2, 28 | with these two things, a monk lives in stress in the present
12 2, 28 | tongue & body & mind:~when a monk leaves these doors unguarded~ --
13 2, 29 | Endowed with two things, a monk lives in ease in the present
14 2, 29 | with these two things, a monk lives in ease in the present
15 2, 29 | tongue & body & mind:~when a monk has these doors well guarded~--
16 2, 34 | he's incapable,~ a monk like this,~ of touching
17 2, 37 | Endowed with two things, a monk lives in ease in the present
18 2, 37 | Endowed with two things, a monk lives in ease in the present
19 2, 37 | masterful,~ ardent monk~should investigate~with
20 2, 40 | ignorance, desire, & greed,~a monk giving rise to clear knowing~
21 2, 44 | There is the case where a monk is a Arahant whose fermentations
22 2, 44 | There is the case where a monk is a Arahant whose fermentations
23 2, 47 | Arahant, so I have heard: "A monk should be wakeful: mindful,
24 2, 47 | mental qualities. For a monk who is wakeful -- mindful,
25 2, 47 | wakefulness.~The ardent monk~-- masterful, acquiring
26 2, 49 | There is the case where a monk sees what has come into
27 3, 52 | the ending of feelings, a monk~free of want~ is totally
28 3, 53 | seen as inconstant. When a monk has seen a feeling of pleasure
29 3, 53 | inconstant, then he is called a monk who is noble, who has seen
30 3, 53 | inconstant:~ he is a monk~ who's seen rightly.~
31 3, 54 | the ending of searches, a monk~free of want~ is totally
32 3, 55 | ending of searches, the monk~ is devoid of perplexity &~
33 3, 56 | ending of fermentations, a monk~free of want~ is totally
34 3, 59 | Endowed with three qualities a monk has passed beyond Mara's
35 3, 59 | There is the case where a monk is endowed with the aggregate
36 3, 59 | these three qualities a monk has passed beyond Mara's
37 3, 69 | I have heard: "Anyone -- monk or nun -- in whom passion
38 3, 69 | monsters & demons.* Anyone -- monk or nun -- in whom passion
39 3, 72 | fabrications:~ he is a monk~who's seen rightly. ~From
40 3, 79 | to the falling away of a monk in training. Which three?
41 3, 79 | There is the case where a monk in training enjoys activity,*
42 3, 79 | to the falling away of a monk in training. ~"These three
43 3, 79 | the non-falling away of a monk in training. Which three?
44 3, 79 | There is the case where a monk in training doesn't enjoy
45 3, 79 | the non-falling away of a monk in training." ~Enjoying
46 3, 79 | he's incapable~ -- a monk like this --~ of touching
47 3, 79 | He's capable~ -- a monk like this --~ of touching
48 3, 80 | he's capable~ -- a monk like this --~ of touching
49 3, 80(*) | Commentary, this refers to a monk's tendency to be overly
50 3, 83 | this was said, a certain monk said to the Blessed One, "
51 3, 85 | always:~ he is a monk~who's seen rightly. ~From
52 3, 86 | heard: "With reference to a monk who practices the Dhamma
53 3, 86 | dwelling,~Dhamma his delight,~a monk pondering Dhamma,~ calling
54 3, 89 | him --~whose path a monk can pursue~ and reach
55 3, 92 | I have heard: "Even if a monk, taking hold of my outer
56 3, 92 | see me. ~"But even if a monk were to live one hundred
57 3, 94 | Arahant, so I have heard: "A monk should investigate in such
58 3, 94 | death, or stress." ~For a monk who has abandoned~ seven
59 3, 97 | Arahant, so I have heard: "A monk who has admirable virtue,
60 3, 97 | superlative person. ~"And how is a monk a person with admirable
61 3, 97 | There is the case where a monk is virtuous. He dwells restrained
62 3, 97 | slightest faults. In this way a monk is a person with admirable
63 3, 97 | admirable virtue. ~"And how is a monk a person with admirable
64 3, 97 | There is the case where a monk lives devoted to developing
65 3, 97 | Awakening.* In this way a monk is a person with admirable
66 3, 97 | qualities. ~"And how is a monk a person with admirable
67 3, 97 | There is the case where a monk, through the ending of fermentations,
68 3, 97 | present life. In this way a monk is a person with admirable
69 3, 97 | admirable virtue:~ the monk conscientious.~Well-developed
70 3, 97 | admirable qualities:~ the monk unassuming.~Discerning right
71 3, 97 | admirable discernment:~ the monk with no fermentation.~Consummate
72 3, 99 | There is the case where a monk recollects his manifold
73 3, 99 | resolute. ~"Then again, the monk sees -- by means of the
74 3, 99 | resolute. ~"Then again, the monk -- with the ending of fermentations --
75 4, 101 | gain & blameless. When a monk is content with what is
76 4, 101 | life,~ possessed by the monk~ heedful, content. ~
77 4, 101(*)| This is one of a monk's basic requisites. There
78 4, 105 | birthplaces of craving where a monk's craving, when taking birth,
79 4, 105 | for the sake of cloth a monk's craving, when taking birth,
80 4, 105 | the sake of alms food a monk's craving, when taking birth,
81 4, 105 | for the sake of lodging a monk's craving, when taking birth,
82 4, 105 | becoming this or that a monk's craving, when taking birth,
83 4, 105 | birthplaces of craving where a monk's craving, when taking birth,
84 4, 105 | clinging,~mindful, the monk~ lives the mendicant
85 4, 110 | walking, there arises in a monk a thought of sensuality,
86 4, 110 | out of existence, then a monk walking with such a lack
87 4, 110 | down, there arises in a monk a thought of sensuality,
88 4, 110 | out of existence, then a monk lying down with such a lack
89 4, 110 | walking, there arises in a monk a thought of sensuality,
90 4, 110 | out of existence, then a monk walking with such ardency &
91 4, 110 | down, there arises in a monk a thought of sensuality,
92 4, 110 | out of existence, then a monk lying down with such ardency &
93 4, 110 | things.~He's incapable,~ a monk like this,~of touching superlative~
94 4, 110 | thought:~he's capable,~ a monk like this,~of touching superlative~
95 4, 111 | walking, any greed in a monk is done away with, any ill
96 4, 111 | centered & unified: then a monk walking with such ardency &
97 4, 111 | lying down, any greed in a monk is done away with, any ill
98 4, 111 | centered & unified: then a monk lying down with such ardency &
99 4, 111 | of aggregates:~a monk who dwells thus ardently,~
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