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 1    Int, 24   |       of Magadha. ~But when one sees with perfect wisdom~The
 2    Int, 49   |    vision see? Herein a bhikkhu sees what has come to be as having
 3    Int, 72   | formations. ~Such a bhikkhu who sees rightly~Is thereby well
 4      1, 24   |            But when that person sees~with right discernment~the
 5      2, 49   |        is the case where a monk sees what has come into being
 6      2, 49(*)|     non-existence. But when one sees the origination of the world (=
 7      2, 49(*)|      not occur to one. When one sees the cessation of the world
 8      3, 53   |          stress." ~    ~Whoever sees~        pleasure as stress,~
 9      3, 53   |             pleasure as stress,~sees    pain as an arrow,~sees   
10      3, 53   |       sees    pain as an arrow,~sees    peaceful neither-pleasure-nor-pain~       
11      3, 92   |         Why is that? Because he sees the Dhamma. Seeing the Dhamma,
12      3, 92   |   Dhamma. Seeing the Dhamma, he sees me." ~Though following right
13      3, 99   |            Then again, the monk sees -- by means of the divine
14      3, 99   |      surpassing the human -- he sees beings passing away & re-appearing,
15      3, 99   |            his former lives.~He sees    heavens & states of woe,~