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1 9 | Friends, bhikkhus." -- "Friend," they replied. The Venerable
2 9 | true Dhamma?" ~"Indeed, friend, we would come from far
3 9 | what I shall say." ~"Yes, friend," the bhikkhus replied.
4 9, 9 | Nutriment)~9. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
5 9, 9 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
6 9, 10 | Truths)~13. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
7 9, 10 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
8 9, 11 | Death)~20. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
9 9, 11 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
10 9, 12 | Birth)~24. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
11 9, 12 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
12 9, 13 | Being)~28. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
13 9, 13 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
14 9, 14 | Clinging)~32. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
15 9, 14 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
16 9, 15 | Craving)~36. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
17 9, 15 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
18 9, 16 | Feeling)~40. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
19 9, 16 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
20 9, 17 | Contact)~44. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
21 9, 17 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
22 9, 18 | Base)~48. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
23 9, 18 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
24 9, 19 | Mentality-Materiality)~52. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
25 9, 19 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
26 9, 20 | Consciousness)~56. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
27 9, 20 | further question: ~"But, friend, might there be another
28 9, 21 | Formations)~60. Saying, "Good friend," the bhikkhus delighted
29 9, 21 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
30 9, 22 | Ignorance)~64. Saying, "Good friend," the bhikkhus delighted
31 9, 22 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
32 9, 23 | Taints)~68. Saying, "Good, friend," the bhikkhus delighted
33 9, 23 | further question: "But, friend, might there be another
34 13 | sister, sister with brother, friend with friend. And then in
35 13 | with brother, friend with friend. And then in their quarrels,
36 14, Text| The sort of doctrine, friend, where one does not keep
37 14, Text| have remembered it." ~"Yes, friend Kaccana: knowing, the Blessed
38 14, Text| will speak." ~"As you say, friend," the monks responded. ~
39 22 | on arrival, said to him: "Friend Sariputta, the monk named
40 22 | said to Ven. Punna, "My friend, is the holy life lived
41 22 | Blessed One?" ~"Yes, my friend." ~"And is the holy life
42 22 | terms of virtue?"2 ~"No, my friend." ~"Then is the holy life
43 22 | concentration]?" ~"No, my friend." ~"Then is the holy life
44 22 | terms of view?" ~"No, my friend." ~"Then is the holy life
45 22 | of perplexity?" ~"No, my friend." ~"Then is the holy life
46 22 | not the path?" ~"No, my friend." ~"Then is the holy life
47 22 | vision of the way?" ~"No, my friend." ~"Then is the holy life
48 22 | knowledge & vision?" ~"No, my friend." ~"When asked if the holy
49 22 | virtue, you say, 'No, my friend.' When asked if the holy
50 22 | vision, you say, 'No, my friend.' For the sake of what,
51 22 | the sake of what, then, my friend, is the holy life lived
52 22 | under the Blessed One, my friend, for the sake of total Unbinding
53 22 | lack of clinging?" ~"No, my friend." ~"Then is purity in terms
54 22 | lack of clinging?" ~"No, my friend." ~"Then is total Unbinding
55 22 | these qualities?" ~"No, my friend." ~"When asked if purity
56 22 | clinging, you say, 'No, my friend.' But when asked if total
57 22 | qualities, you say, 'No, my friend.' Now how, my friend, is
58 22 | my friend.' Now how, my friend, is the meaning of these
59 22 | through lack of clinging, my friend, then he would have defined
60 22 | these qualities. ~"So, my friend, I will give you an analogy,
61 22 | Answering in what way, my friend, would King Pasenadi Kosala
62 22 | Answering in this way, my friend, he would answer them correctly: '
63 22 | In the same way, my friend, purity in terms of virtue
64 22 | Mantaniputta: "What is your name, friend, and how do your companions
65 22 | you?" ~"My name is Punna, friend, and my companions in the
66 22 | Mantaniputta." ~"How amazing, my friend, how astounding, that Ven.
67 22 | And what is your name, friend, and how do your companions
68 22 | My name is Upatissa, friend, and my companions in the
69 22 | length. How amazing, my friend, how astounding, that Ven.
70 36 | on arrival, said to him: 'Friend Kalama, I want to practice
71 36 | You may stay here, my friend. This doctrine is such that
72 36 | I went to him and said, 'Friend Kalama, is this the extent
73 36 | direct knowledge?' ~"'Yes, my friend...' ~"'This, friend, is
74 36 | my friend...' ~"'This, friend, is the extent to which
75 36 | It is a gain for us, my friend, a great gain for us, that
76 36 | as you are, so am I. Come friend, let us now lead this community
77 36 | on arrival, said to him: 'Friend Uddaka, I want to practice
78 36 | You may stay here, my friend. This doctrine is such that
79 36 | went to Uddaka and said, 'Friend Uddaka, is this the extent
80 36 | direct knowledge?' ~"'Yes, my friend...' ~"'This, friend, is
81 36 | my friend...' ~"'This, friend, is the extent to which
82 36 | It is a gain for us, my friend, a great gain for us, that
83 36 | you are, so was he. Come friend, lead this community.' ~"
84 44, Text| five clinging-aggregates, friend Visakha: form as a clinging-aggregate,
85 44, Text| for non-becoming: This, friend Visakha, is the origination
86 44, Text| that very craving: This, friend Visakha, is the cessation
87 44, Text| right concentration: This, friend Visakha, is the way of practice
88 44, Text| it something separate?" ~"Friend Visakha, neither is clinging
89 44, Text| about?" ~"There is the case, friend Visakha, where an uninstructed,
90 44, Text| the noble eightfold path, friend Visakha: right view, right
91 44, Text| the noble eightfold path, friend Visakha, but the noble eightfold
92 44, Text| of mind is concentration, friend Visakha; the four frames
93 44, Text| These three fabrications, friend Visakha: bodily-fabrications,
94 44, Text| of perception & feeling, friend Visakha, verbal fabrications
95 44, Text| of perception & feeling, friend Visakha, mental fabrications
96 44, Text| of perception & feeling, friend Visakha, three contacts
97 44, Text| of perception & feeling, friend Visakha, his mind leans
98 44, Text| painful in changing, friend Visakha. Painful feeling
99 44, Text| You've gone too far, friend Visakha. You can't keep
100 75 | that man as an enemy & no friend at all, and think that he
101 125 | approached the mountain slope one friend might remain at the foot
102 125 | climb to the top. Then the friend standing at the foot of
103 125 | delightful ponds.' Then the friend who had been standing on
104 125 | to the foot and taken his friend by the arm, making him climb
105 136, Int | heard and learned this, friend Samiddhi, from the monk
106 136, Int | felt at all." ~"Not so, friend Potaliputta, do not say
107 136, Int | it since you went forth, friend Samiddhi?" ~"Not long, friend,
108 136, Int | friend Samiddhi?" ~"Not long, friend, three years." ~"There now,
109 136, Int | doing intentional kamma, friend Samiddhi, by way of body,
110 136, Int | doing an intentional kamma, friend Potaliputta, by way of body,
111 136, Int | venerable Ananda told him: "Friend Samiddhi, this conversation
112 136, Int | it in mind." ~"Even so, friend," the venerable Samiddhi
113 138 | have remembered it." ~"Yes, friend Kaccana: knowing, the Blessed
114 138 | will speak." ~"As you say, friend," the monks responded. ~
115 140 | The shed is roomy, my friend. Stay as you like." ~So
116 140 | approve?" ~"There is, my friend, the contemplative Gotama,
117 140 | staying now?" ~"There is, my friend, a city in the northern
118 140 | recognize him?" "No, my friend, I have never seen the Blessed
119 140 | will speak." ~"As you say, friend," replied Ven. Pukkusati. ~
120 140 | address the Blessed One as 'friend.' May the Blessed One please
121 140 | proper to address me as 'friend.' But because you see your
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