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 1     4      |         easy to endure isolated forest or wilderness dwellings.
 2     4      |         easy to endure isolated forest or wilderness dwellings.
 3     4      |   activities resort to isolated forest or wilderness dwellings,
 4     4      |       when I resort to isolated forest or wilderness dwellings.
 5     4      |         they resort to isolated forest or wilderness dwellings.'
 6     4      |   livelihood resort to isolated forest or wilderness dwellings,
 7     4      |       when I resort to isolated forest or wilderness dwellings.
 8     4      |         they resort to isolated forest or wilderness dwellings.'
 9     4      |      idiots, resort to isolated forest or wilderness dwellings,
10     4      |       when I resort to isolated forest or wilderness dwellings.
11     4      |         they resort to isolated forest or wilderness dwellings.'
12     4      |      why he resorts to isolated forest & wilderness dwellings,'
13     4      |       that I resort to isolated forest & wilderness dwellings:
14   10a, 5   |          a bhikkhu, gone to the forest, to the foot of a tree,
15   10b, 10  |        monk, having gone to the forest, to the foot of a tree or
16    12, 20  |    grass or cowdung. I lived on forest roots and fruits, I fed
17    12, 20  |        I would plunge into some forest and dwell there. And when
18    36      |  countryside, with an inspiring forest grove, a clear-flowing river
19    36      | countryside, with its inspiring forest grove, clear-flowing river
20    41, Text|        in the village or in the forest. He is given over to misconduct
21    41, Text|        in the village or in the forest. Abandoning misconduct in
22    45      |          kin -- garden deities, forest deities, tree deities, deities
23    45      |       living in herbs, grass, & forest monarchs -- would gather
24    45      |          kin -- garden deities, forest deities, tree deities, deities
25    45      |       living in herbs, grass, & forest monarchs -- foresee in that
26    45      |        or cow dung. He lives on forest roots & berries. He feeds
27   105      |        near Vesali in the Great Forest, at the Peaked Pavilion.
28   107, 6   |    choose a remote lodging in a forest, at the root of a tree,
29   121      |      based on the perception of forest. His mind takes pleasure,
30   121      |   indulges in its perception of forest. ~"He discerns that 'Whatever
31   121      |      based on the perception of forest.' He discerns that 'This
32   121      |      based on the perception of forest.' Thus he regards it as
33   121, 9   |  attending to the perception of forest -- attends to the singleness
34   121, 9   |      based on the perception of forest are not present. There is
35   121, 9   |      empty of the perception of forest. There is only this non-emptiness:
36   121, 10  |  attending to the perception of forest, not attending to the perception
37   121, 10  |      based on the perception of forest are not present. Whatever
38   121, 10  |      empty of the perception of forest. This mode of perception
39   125      |    Aciravata was staying in the Forest Hut.1 Then prince Jayasena,2
40   125      |         and go into an elephant forest. When you see a forest elephant,
41   125      | elephant forest. When you see a forest elephant, tie him to the
42   125      |       and goes into an elephant forest. Seeing a forest elephant,
43   125      |       elephant forest. Seeing a forest elephant, he ties him to
44   125      |     open. But, Aggivessana, the forest elephant has this longing,
45   125      |         to say for the elephant forest. But in regard to him the
46   125      |    noble anointed king that the forest elephant has got out into
47   125      |        elephant tamer, tame the forest elephant by subduing his
48   125      |        elephant by subduing his forest ways, by subduing his forest
49   125      |    forest ways, by subduing his forest memories, and aspirations
50   125      |      fretting and fever for the forest, by making him pleased with
51   125      |        into the ground ties the forest elephant to it by his neck
52   125      |        neck so as to subdue his forest ways... and accustom him
53   125      | manyfolk. And, Aggivessana, the forest elephant, on being addressed
54   125      |          When, Aggivessana, the forest elephant has accepted the
55   125, 22  |    choose a remote lodging in a forest, at the root of a tree,
56   125, 22  |        hill-cave, a cemetery, a forest haunt, in the open or on
57   125, 22  |         a remote lodging in the forest... or on a heap of straw.
58   125, 23  |         into the ground, ties a forest elephant to it by his neck
59   125, 23  |        neck so as to subdue his forest ways, so as to subdue his
60   125, 23  |       ways, so as to subdue his forest aspirations, and so as to
61   125, 23  |      fretting and fever for the forest, so as to make him pleased
62   136, Int |        Samiddhi was living in a forest hut. ~Then the wanderer