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1 1, Text | perceives water as water... fire as fire... wind as wind1...
2 1, Text | water as water... fire as fire... wind as wind1... beings
3 1 (1) | Earth, water, fire, and wind are the four properties
4 1 (6) | topic, see The Mind Like Fire Unbound, Chapter 1. ~
5 1, Text | knows water as water... fire as fire... wind as wind...
6 1, Text | water as water... fire as fire... wind as wind... beings
7 1, Text | knows water as water... fire as fire... wind as wind...
8 1, Text | water as water... fire as fire... wind as wind... beings
9 1, Text | knows water as water... fire as fire... wind as wind...
10 1, Text | water as water... fire as fire... wind as wind... beings
11 10, A | the liquid property, the fire property, & the wind property.' ~"
12 10b, 10 | of water, the element of fire, the element of wind."11 ~
13 10b, 10 | elements of earth, water, fire, and wind." ~Thus he lives
14 10b (11) | adhesion (water), caloricity (fire) and motion (wind or air). ~
15 12, 20 | awe-inspiring groves,~Naked, no fire to sit beside,~The sage
16 12, 20 | impossible to find a kind of fire that has not already been
17 13 | off with my property, nor fire burn it, nor water sweep
18 13 | thieves make off with it, or fire burns it, or water sweeps
19 14, TrInt| around, where water, earth, fire, & wind have no footing,
20 22 (3) | upadana, see The Mind Like Fire Unbound, chapter 3. ~
21 36 | thinking, 'I'll light a fire. I'll produce heat.' Now
22 36 | Would he be able to light a fire and produce heat by rubbing
23 36 | thinking, 'I'll light a fire. I'll produce heat.' Now
24 36 | Would he be able to light a fire and produce heat by rubbing
25 36 | thinking, 'I'll light a fire. I'll produce heat.' Now
26 36 | Would he be able to light a fire and produce heat by rubbing
27 45 | will eat it, or a brush fire will burn it up, or woodsmen
28 45 | no deer ate it, no brush fire burned it up, no woodsmen
29 45 | will eat it, or a brush fire will burn it up, or woodsmen
30 72 | Sutta - To Vacchagotta on Fire~Translated from the Pali
31 72 | construe this, Vaccha: If a fire were burning in front of
32 72 | would you know that, 'This fire is burning in front of me'?" ~"...
33 72 | to ask you, Vaccha, 'This fire burning in front of you,
34 72 | I would reply, 'This fire burning in front of me is
35 72 | its sustenance.'" ~"If the fire burning in front of you
36 72 | would you know that, 'This fire burning in front of me has
37 72 | someone were to ask you, 'This fire that has gone out in front
38 72 | apply, Master Gotama. Any fire burning dependent on a sustenance
39 75 | Gotama. Why is that? The fire is painful to the touch,
40 75 | think, Magandiya? Is the fire painful to the touch, very
41 75 | was why, even though the fire was actually painful to
42 82 | pyre,~ then set him on fire. ~So he burns, poked with
43 109 | existents (earth, water, fire, & wind) are the cause,
44 119 | the liquid property, the fire property, & the wind property.'
45 119 | the liquid property, the fire property, & the wind property.'
46 119, 6 | thinking, 'I'll light a fire. I'll produce heat.' What
47 119, 6 | would he be able to light a fire and produce heat by rubbing
48 119, 6 | thinking, 'I'll light a fire. I'll produce heat.' What
49 119, 6 | would he be able to light a fire and produce heat by rubbing
50 126 | Suppose a man in need of fire, looking for fire, wandering
51 126 | need of fire, looking for fire, wandering in search of
52 126 | wandering in search of fire, would take a fire stick
53 126 | search of fire, would take a fire stick and rub it into a
54 126 | wood. If he were to take a fire stick and rub it into a
55 126 | Suppose a man in need of fire, looking for fire, wandering
56 126 | need of fire, looking for fire, wandering in search of
57 126 | wandering in search of fire, would take a fire stick
58 126 | search of fire, would take a fire stick and rub it into a
59 126 | wood. If he were to take a fire stick and rub it into a
60 140 | the liquid property, the fire property, the wind property,
61 140 | the liquid property, the fire property, the wind property,
62 140 | mind. ~"And what is the fire property? The fire property
63 140 | is the fire property? The fire property may be either internal
64 140 | external. What is the internal fire property? Anything internal,
65 140 | belonging to oneself, that's fire, fiery, & sustained: that
66 140 | within oneself, that's fire, fiery, & sustained: This
67 140 | This is called the internal fire property. Now both the internal
68 140 | property. Now both the internal fire property & the external
69 140 | property & the external fire property are simply fire
70 140 | fire property are simply fire property. And that should
71 140 | becomes disenchanted with the fire property and makes the fire
72 140 | fire property and makes the fire property fade from the mind. ~"
73 140 | friction & conjunction of two fire sticks, heat is born and
74 140 | sticks, heat is born and fire appears, and from the separation &
75 140 | disjunction of those very same fire sticks, the concomitant
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