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1 1 | Mulapariyaya Sutta - The Root Sequence~Translated from
2 1, TrInt| philosopher who posited a "root": an abstract principle
3 1, TrInt| the nature of the ultimate root and about the hierarchy
4 1, TrInt| you the sequence of the root of all phenomena" -- would
5 1, TrInt| would thus be the ultimate "root" or ground of being immanent
6 1, TrInt| Buddha attacks it at its very root: the notion of a principle
7 1, TrInt| for a different kind of "root" -- the root of suffering
8 1, TrInt| different kind of "root" -- the root of suffering experienced
9 1, Text | you the sequence of the root of all phenomena [or: the
10 1, Text | of all phenomena [or: the root sequence of all phenomena].
11 1, Text | known that delight is the root of suffering & stress, that
12 1, Text | known that delight is the root of suffering & stress, that
13 8 (12) | derived from the verbal root likh, to scratch; hence
14 8 (17) | beginning? Because it is the root of all virtues; harmlessness,
15 8 (17) | harmlessness (non-violence) is the root of all virtues. ~"Furthermore,
16 8 (17) | too, compassion is the root of all virtues, and therefore
17 8 (17) | on morality, which is the root of these virtues. Now the
18 9, 8 | understands the unwholesome, the root of the unwholesome, the
19 9, 8 | the wholesome, and the root of the wholesome, in that
20 9, 8 | unwholesome, what is the root of the unwholesome, what
21 9, 8 | the wholesome, what is the root of the wholesome? Killing
22 9, 8 | unwholesome. ~5. "And what is the root of the unwholesome? Greed
23 9, 8 | unwholesome? Greed is a root of the unwholesome; hate
24 9, 8 | the unwholesome; hate is a root of the unwholesome; delusion
25 9, 8 | unwholesome; delusion is a root of the unwholesome. This
26 9, 8 | unwholesome. This is called the root of the unwholesome. ~6. "
27 9, 8 | wholesome. ~7. "And what is the root of the wholesome? Non-greed
28 9, 8 | wholesome? Non-greed is a root of the wholesome; non-hate
29 9, 8 | wholesome; non-hate is a root of the wholesome; non-delusion
30 9, 8 | wholesome; non-delusion is a root of the wholesome. This is
31 9, 8 | wholesome. This is called the root of the wholesome. ~8. "When
32 9, 8 | understood the unwholesome, the root of the unwholesome, the
33 9, 8 | the wholesome, and the root of the wholesome, he entirely
34 14, TrInt| Sn IV.14 states that the root of the categories of papañca
35 14, TrInt| itself is derived from a root that means diffuseness,
36 14, Text | Wood, he sat down at the root of a bilva sapling for the
37 14, Text | heartwood -- passing over the root & trunk of a standing tree
38 72 | Tathagata has abandoned, its root destroyed, like an uprooted
39 72 | Tathagata has abandoned, its root destroyed, like an uprooted
40 105 | has destroyed it by the root, like an uprooted palm tree
41 105 | that 'Acquisition is the root of stress' -- is free from
42 105 | that 'Acquisition is the root of stress' -- is free from
43 105 | that 'Acquisition is the root of stress' -- is free from
44 107, 6 | lodging in a forest, at the root of a tree, on a mountain
45 116 | removed defilements, the root of suffering.~Aparajita,
46 116 | who cut away the ensnaring root of suffering.~Upanita who
47 125, 22 | lodging in a forest, at the root of a tree, on a mountain
48 138 | heartwood -- passing over the root & trunk of a standing tree
49 140 | now abandoned them, their root destroyed, like an uprooted
50 140 | now abandoned them, their root destroyed like an uprooted
51 140 | now abandoned them, their root destroyed like an uprooted
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