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 1      1, 138  |      Which one quality? Abandon aversion as the one quality, and
 2      1, 138  | guarantee you non-return." ~The aversion with which~beings go to
 3      1, 138  |         rightly discerning that aversion,~those who see clearly~       
 4      1, 10-13|        known & fully understood aversion... delusion... anger...
 5      1, 10-13|        known & fully understood aversion... delusion... anger...
 6      2, 44   |          His ending of passion, aversion, & delusion is termed the
 7      2, 44(*)|      with the fires of passion, aversion, or delusion. When the arahant
 8      2, 44(*)|      with the fires of passion, aversion, or delusion. When the arahant
 9      3, 50   |     root of what is unskillful, aversion as a root of what is unskillful,
10      3, 50   |         is unskillful." ~Greed, aversion, delusion destroy~the self-same
11      3, 68   |   passion is unabandoned, whose aversion is unabandoned, whose delusion
12      3, 68   |     passion is abandoned, whose aversion is abandoned, whose delusion
13      3, 68   |     likes." ~One whose passion, aversion, & ignorance~    are washed
14      3, 69   |         passion is unabandoned, aversion is unabandoned, & delusion
15      3, 69   |      whom passion is abandoned, aversion is abandoned, & delusion
16      3, 69   |   brahman." ~One whose passion, aversion, & ignorance~    are washed
17      3, 88   |     murderer, inside adversary. Aversion is an inside stain... Delusion
18      3, 88   |    water~    off a lotus leaf. ~Aversion causes harm.~Aversion provokes
19      3, 88   |           Aversion causes harm.~Aversion provokes the mind.~People
20      3, 88   |       see Dhamma.~Overcome with aversion~he's in the dark, blind.~
21      3, 88   |        But when one, abandoning aversion,~feels no aversion~for what
22      3, 88   |   abandoning aversion,~feels no aversion~for what would merit aversion,~
23      3, 88   |   aversion~for what would merit aversion,~aversion drops away from
24      3, 88   |      what would merit aversion,~aversion drops away from him --~   
25      3, 93   |         of passion, the fire of aversion, the fire of delusion. These,
26      3, 93   |    sensual desires;~the fire of aversion, in a malevolent person~   
27      3, 93   |     people,~put out the fire of aversion~        with good will,~
28      3, 94(*)|       attachments" are passion, aversion, delusion, views, conceit,