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 1  TrInt        |           results. On the mundane level there are three types of
 2  TrInt        |       only once more on the human level. Non-returning -- which
 3  TrInt        |      never be reborn on the human level. If one goes no further
 4  TrInt        |        that skill. On the mundane level, right view provides a proper
 5  TrInt        |         pain. On the transcendent level, it reduces experience simply
 6  Gloss, 115   |        the Buddha and the highest level of his noble disciples. ~
 7  Gloss, 116   |                 Avici  The lowest level of hell. Hells in Buddhism
 8  Gloss, 117   |          any of three levels: the level of sensuality, the level
 9  Gloss, 117   |          level of sensuality, the level of form, and the level of
10  Gloss, 117   |        the level of form, and the level of formlessness. ~
11  Gloss, 132   |        the conventional (sammati) level, this term denotes the communities
12  Gloss, 132   |        nuns; on the ideal (ariya) level, it denotes those followers
13      1, 137(*)|       Awakening. On reaching this level, one will never be reborn
14      1, 16(**)|       attained at least the first level of Awakening, but not yet
15      1, 16(**)|  Awakening, but not yet the final level. ~
16      3, 51(*) |   experiences based on the fourth level of jhana: the sphere of
17      3, 72(*) | Renunciation here means the first level of jhana, which is attained