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Majjhima Nikaya

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1 Int | Buddha, is the second of the five nikayas, or collections, 2 4 | i.e., one birth, two... five, ten... fifty, a hundred, 3 7 (4) | only to the craving for the five sense objects, it is finally 4 8 (2) | i.e., four for each of the five aggregates (khandha); (b) 5 8 (4) | The object, or basis, the five aggregates, because all 6 8 (4) | world can refer only to the five aggregates to one of them. 7 8 (7) | yatha-bhutam). Comy.: "Because the five aggregates exist only in 8 8 (16)| are the last three of the five hindrances (nivarana); the 9 8 (23)| mire' is a name for the five sense desires." ~ 10 8, 7 | forty-four items,~showing them in five sections. ~ ~ 11 9, 10 | suffering; in short, the five aggregates affected by clinging 12 10, 3 | themselves with reference to the five hindrances. And how does 13 10, 3 | themselves with reference to the five hindrances? There is the 14 10, 3 | themselves with reference to the five hindrances. ~[2] "Furthermore, 15 10, 3 | themselves with reference to the five clinging-aggregates. And 16 10, 3 | themselves with reference to the five clinging-aggregates? There 17 10, 3 | themselves with reference to the five clinging-aggregates. ~[3] " 18 10, 4 | this way for six years... five... four... three... two 19 10, 4 | months... six months... five... four... three... two 20 10a, 8 | on Mental Objects~1. The Five Hindrances~"And how, O bhikkhus, 21 10a, 8 | the mental objects of the five hindrances. ~"How, O bhikkhus, 22 10a, 8 | the mental objects of the five hindrances? ~"Here, O bhikkhus, 23 10a, 8 | the mental objects of the five hindrances." ~ ~2. The Five 24 10a, 8 | five hindrances." ~ ~2. The Five Aggregates of Clinging~" 25 10a, 8 | the mental objects of the five aggregates of clinging. ~" 26 10a, 8 | the mental objects of the five aggregates of clinging? ~" 27 10a, 8 | the mental objects of the five aggregates of clinging." ~ ~ 28 10a, 9 | manner, for six years... for five years... four years... three 29 10a, 9 | manner for six months... five months... four months... 30 10b, 13 | Mental Objects~ ~1. The Five Hindrances~And how, monks, 31 10b, 13 | the mental objects of the five hindrances. ~How, monks, 32 10b, 13 | the mental objects of the five hindrances? ~Herein, monks, 33 10b, 13 | the mental objects of the five hindrances. ~ ~2. The Five 34 10b, 13 | five hindrances. ~ ~2. The Five Aggregates of Clinging~And 35 10b, 13 | the mental objects of the five aggregates of clinging.22 ~ 36 10b, 13 | the mental objects of the five aggregates of clinging? ~ 37 10b (22)| These five groups or aggregates constitute 38 10b, 13 | the mental objects of the five aggregates of clinging. ~ ~ 39 10b (23)| origination-and-dissolution factors of the five aggregates: for material 40 10b, 13 | manner for six years... five years... four years... three 41 10b, 13 | months... six months... five months... four months... 42 11 (6) | samudaya) of these views: the five aggregates, ignorance, contact, 43 12 (6) | right view to commit the five heinous crimes (matricide, 44 12, 14 | three births, four births, five births, ten births, twenty 45 12, 18 | The Five Destinations and Nibbana -- 46 12, 18 | Sariputta, there are these five destinations. What are the 47 12, 18 | destinations. What are the five? Hell, the animal realm, 48 12, 19 | The Five Destinations and Nibbana -- 49 12, 19 | feelings. These are the five destinations. ~43. "Sariputta, 50 13 | There are, monks, these five strands of sensuality. Which 51 13 | strands of sensuality. Which five? Forms cognizable via the 52 13 | arises in dependence on these five strands of sensuality, that 53 19 | i.e., one birth, two... five, ten... fifty, a hundred, 54 20 | heightened mind, there are five themes he should attend 55 20 | appropriate times. Which five? ~"There is the case where 56 20a | One spoke as follows: ~"Five things should be reflected 57 20a | higher consciousness. What five? ~When evil unskillful thoughts 58 21 | Monks, there are these five aspects of speech by which 59 21 | monks, there are these five aspects of speech by which 60 21 | monks, there are these five aspects of speech by which 61 21 | monks, there are these five aspects of speech by which 62 21 | monks, there are these five aspects of speech by which 63 36 | some rice & porridge. Now five monks had been attending 64 36 | i.e., one birth, two... five, ten... fifty, a hundred, 65 41, Int | proficiency in this. For the next five Brahma-planes, the state 66 44, Text| One?" ~"There are these five clinging-aggregates, friend 67 44, Text| clinging-aggregate. These five clinging-aggregates are 68 44, Text| is the same thing as the five clinging-aggregates or is 69 44, Text| clinging the same thing as the five clinging-aggregates, nor 70 44, Text| there is with regard to the five clinging-aggregates, that 71 75 | satisfaction dependent on the five strands of sensuality. ~" 72 75 | provided & endowed with the five strands of sensual pleasure, 73 75 | provided & endowed with the five strands of sensual pleasure, 74 75 | felt with regard for the five clinging-aggregates. And 75 82 | with the pleasures of the five senses, can you say, 'Even 76 82 | very same pleasures of the five senses'? Or will this wealth 77 82 | very same pleasures of the five senses.' This wealth will 78 95 | unbroken tradition. There are five things that can turn out 79 95 | in the here-&-now. Which five? Conviction, liking, unbroken 80 95 | pondering views. These are the five things that can turn out 81 105 | Sunakkhatta, there are these five strands of sensuality. Which 82 105 | strands of sensuality. Which five? Forms cognizable via the 83 105 | enticing. These are the five strands of sensuality. ~" 84 107 | three threes, four fours, five fives, six sixes, seven 85 107, 6 | Overcoming of the five hindrances~"As soon, brahman, 86 107, 7 | by getting rid of these five hindrances,6 which are defilements 87 108, Text| births, three births, four, five, ten, twenty, thirty, forty, 88 109 | Blessed One, "Aren't these the five clinging-aggregates, i.e., 89 109 | Monk, these are the five clinging-aggregates, i.e., 90 109 | in what, lord, are these five clinging-aggregates rooted?" ~" 91 109 | clinging-aggregates rooted?" ~"Monk, these five clinging-aggregates are 92 109 | clinging the same thing as the five clinging-aggregates, or 93 109 | clinging separate from the five clinging-aggregates?" ~" 94 109 | neither the same thing as the five clinging-aggregates, nor 95 109 | is it separate from the five clinging-aggregates. Just 96 109 | desire & passion for the five clinging-aggregates?" ~" 97 109 | desire & passion for the five clinging-aggregates." ~Saying, " 98 109 (1) | being conterminous with the five aggregates. The standard 99 116 | mountain. In the past, monks, five hundred paccekabuddhas1 100 116 (8) | The five aggregates of: body; feelings 101 118 | ending of the first set of five fetters, are due to be reborn [ 102 118 | four bases of power... the five faculties... the five strengths... 103 118 | the five faculties... the five strengths... the seven factors 104 119, 8 | births, three births, four, five, ten, twenty, thirty, forty, 105 125, 17 | that is to say, for the five strands of sense-pleasures. 106 125, 22 | Overcoming of the five hindrances)~"And when, Aggivessana, 107 125, 23 | by getting rid of these five hindrances which are defilements 108 125 (4) | temporary abandonment of the five Hindrances, which indicates 109 125, 25 | births, three... four... five... ten... twenty... thirty... 110 136 (12)| life, generous, keeping the Five Precepts, and the Eight 111 140 | destruction of the first five fetters, he has arisen spontaneously [ 112 149 | on their drawbacks -- the five clinging-aggregates head 113 149 | on their drawbacks -- the five clinging-aggregates head 114 149 | on their drawbacks -- the five clinging-aggregates head 115 149 | four bases of power... the five faculties... the five strengths... 116 149 | the five faculties... the five strengths... the seven factors 117 149 | through direct knowledge? 'The five clinging-aggregates,' should 118 149 | should be the reply. Which five? Form as a clinging-aggregate... 119 149 | on their drawbacks -- the five clinging-aggregates head 120 149 | four bases of power... the five faculties... the five strengths... 121 149 | the five faculties... the five strengths... the seven factors 122 149 | through direct knowledge? 'The five clinging-aggregates,' should 123 149 | should be the reply. Which five? Form as a clinging-aggregate...


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