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1 Int | were made by Khujjuttara to stress that they were the Buddha'
2 Gloss, 133 | Stress (dukkha) ~Alternative translations
3 Gloss, 133 | stress-reduction" -- the English word stress, in its basic meaning as
4 Gloss, 133 | ranging from the intense stress of acute anguish or pain
5 Gloss, 133 | being nothing more than stress, the mind can abandon the
6 Gloss, 133 | verses of the Itivuttaka, stress seems too weak to convey
7 Gloss, 133 | suffering, or suffering & stress. ~
8 1, 142 | incapable of putting an end to stress. But one who has fully known &
9 1, 142 | capable of putting an end to stress." ~Knowing the All~ from
10 1, 142 | has gone beyond~ all stress. ~
11 1, 143 | incapable of putting an end to stress. But one who has fully known &
12 1, 143 | capable of putting an end to stress." ~People are~ possessed
13 1, 144 | incapable of putting an end to stress. But one who has fully known &
14 1, 144 | capable of putting an end to stress." ~The greed with which~
15 1, 10-13 | incapable of putting an end to stress. But one who has fully known &
16 1, 10-13 | capable of putting an end to stress." ~[The verses for these
17 1, 15 | drawback --~that craving brings stress into play --~free
18 1, 16(*) | for attention: "This is stress. This is the origination
19 1, 16(*) | This is the origination of stress. This is the cessation of
20 1, 16(*) | This is the cessation of stress. This is the way leading
21 1, 16(*) | leading to the cessation of stress." ~
22 1, 16 | attains the ending of stress. ~ ~
23 1, 24 | four Noble Truths --~ stress,~ the cause of stress,~
24 1, 24 | stress,~ the cause of stress,~ the transcending of
25 1, 24 | the transcending of stress,~ & the Noble Eightfold
26 1, 24 | the way to the stilling of stress --~having wandered on~seven
27 1, 24 | he puts a stop~ to stress. ~
28 2, 28 | things, a monk lives in stress in the present life -- troubled,
29 2, 28 | things, a monk lives in stress in the present life -- troubled,
30 2, 28 | senses --~he experiences stress:~ stress in body, stress~
31 2, 28 | experiences stress:~ stress in body, stress~ in mind.~
32 2, 28 | stress:~ stress in body, stress~ in mind.~Burning in
33 2, 28 | lives~ in suffering & stress. ~
34 2, 35 | end~ to suffering & stress. ~
35 2, 36 | an end~ to suffering & stress. ~
36 2, 37 | ending~ of suffering & stress. ~
37 2, 39 | an end~ to suffering & stress. ~
38 2, 40(*) | avijja) means ignorance of stress, its origination, its cessation,
39 2, 41 | discernment. They live in stress in the present life -- troubled,
40 2, 49(*) | when there is arising, only stress is arising; and that when
41 2, 49(*) | there is passing away, only stress is passing away. In this,
42 3, 51(*) | of the total cessation of stress.
43 3, 53 | put an end to suffering & stress." ~ ~Whoever sees~
44 3, 53 | sees~ pleasure as stress,~sees pain as an arrow,~
45 3, 61 | from all suffering & stress --~ set free. ~ ~
46 3, 69 | abandoned --~he has abandoned stress~with no further becoming. ~
47 3, 84 | unsurpassed,~will put an end to stress~ right here --~those
48 3, 89 | ending~ of suffering & stress. ~
49 3, 91 | distresses, & despairs, beset by stress, overcome with stress. O,
50 3, 91 | by stress, overcome with stress. O, that the end of this
51 3, 91 | entire mass of suffering & stress might be known!' But this
52 3, 93 | remainder,~ comprehended stress,~are, without remainder,~
53 3, 94 | birth, aging, death, or stress." ~For a monk who has abandoned~
54 3, 95 | remainder,~ comprehended stress,~they are, without remainder,~
55 3, 97 | in himself,~the ending of stress~he's called a person of
56 4, 102 | knowing & seeing, 'This is stress,' there is the ending of
57 4, 102 | This is the origination of stress,' there is the ending of
58 4, 102 | This is the cessation of stress,' there is the ending of
59 4, 102 | leading to the cessation of stress,' there is the ending of
60 4, 103 | is present, that 'This is stress,'... that 'This is the origination
61 4, 103 | This is the origination of stress,'... that 'This is the cessation
62 4, 103 | This is the cessation of stress,' who do not discern, as
63 4, 103 | leading to the cessation of stress': to me these priests &
64 4, 103 | is present, that 'This is stress,'... that 'This is the origination
65 4, 103 | This is the origination of stress,'... that 'This is the cessation
66 4, 103 | This is the cessation of stress,' who discern, as it actually
67 4, 103 | leading to the cessation of stress': to me these priests &
68 4, 103 | Those who don't discern stress,~its cause,~& where it totally
69 4, 103 | the way to the stilling of stress:~ lowly~in their release
70 4, 103 | But those who discern stress,~its cause,~& where it totally
71 4, 103 | the way to the stilling of stress:~ consummate~in their
72 4, 105 | drawback --~that craving brings stress into play --~free
73 4, 107 | for making a right end to stress." ~ Householders & the
74 4, 112(***)| the four noble truths -- stress, its origination, its cessation,
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