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 1     7  (2) |       discourse. But one should understand that, by indicating here
 2    11      | recluses or brahmans who do not understand as they actually are the
 3    11      |        recluses or brahmans who understand as they actually are the
 4    11      |    recluses and brahmans do not understand these three instances of
 5    11      |        Why is that? They do not understand two instances... therefore
 6    11      |   doctrine of self. They do not understand one instance... therefore
 7    12, 18  |         and gods.15 ~36. (1) "I understand hell, and the path and way
 8    12, 18  |     leading to hell. And I also understand how one who has entered
 9    12, 18  |     perdition, in hell. ~(2) "I understand the animal realm, and the
10    12, 18  |        animal realm. And I also understand how one who has entered
11    12, 18  |       the animal realm. ~(3) "I understand the realm of ghosts, and
12    12, 18  |     realm of ghosts. And I also understand how one who has entered
13    12, 18  |        realm of ghosts. ~(4) "I understand human beings, and the path
14    12, 18  |         human world. And I also understand how one who has entered
15    12, 18  |     among human beings. ~(5) "I understand the gods, and the path and
16    12, 18  |         of the gods. And I also understand how one who has entered
17    12, 18  |         heavenly world. ~(6) "I understand Nibbana, and the path and
18    12, 18  |      Nibbana.[*p.74] And I also understand how one who has entered
19    12, 19  |   encompassing mind with mind I understand a certain person thus: '
20    12, 19  |   encompassing mind with mind I understand a certain person thus: '
21    12, 19  |   encompassing mind with mind I understand a certain person thus: '
22    12, 19  |   encompassing mind with mind I understand a certain person thus: '
23    12, 19  |   encompassing mind with mind I understand a certain person thus: '
24    12, 19  |   encompassing mind with mind I understand a certain person thus: '
25    14, Text|     remainder' -- this is how I understand the detailed meaning. Now,
26    22      |        knowledgeable people can understand the meaning of what is being
27    41, Text| heavenly world." ~6. "We do not understand the detailed meaning of
28    41, Text|         Dhamma so that we might understand the detailed meaning of
29   125      |        it, and if you could not understand the meaning of what I said,
30   125      |    mastered it. Perhaps I could understand the meaning of what the
31   125      | mastered it, and if you were to understand the meaning of what I say,
32   125      |         good; if you should not understand the meaning of what I say,
33   125      |        he has mastered it. If I understand the meaning of what the
34   125      |       will be good; if I do not understand the meaning of what the
35   125      | delightful... ponds. But now we understand you to say: 'I, my dear,
36   135      |          excellence." ~"I don't understand the detailed meaning of
37   135      |      the Dhamma so that I might understand the detailed meaning of
38  135a, Text|     superiority." ~4. "I do not understand the detailed meaning of
39  135a, Text|      the Dhamma so that I might understand the detailed meaning of
40   136, Int |      other sects that they will understand the Tathagata's Great Exposition
41   136, Int |  Exposition of Kamma (you might understand it).3 ~"This is the time,
42   138      |          death, or stress' -- I understand the detailed meaning to
43   138      |        stress' -- this is how I understand the detailed meaning. Now,