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1 4 | Bhaya-bherava Sutta - Fear & Terror~Translated from
2 4 | give rise to unskillful fear & terror. But it's not the
3 4 | give rise to unskillful fear & terror. But it's not the
4 4 | give rise to unskillful fear & terror. But it's not the
5 4 | I would get to see that fear & terror.' So at a later
6 4 | occur to me: 'Is this that fear & terror coming?' Then the
7 4 | I just keep waiting for fear? What if I were to subdue
8 4 | What if I were to subdue fear & terror in whatever state
9 4 | state they come?' So when fear & terror came while I was
10 4 | until I had subdued that fear & terror. When fear & terror
11 4 | that fear & terror. When fear & terror came while I was
12 4 | until I had subdued that fear & terror. When fear & terror
13 4 | that fear & terror. When fear & terror came while I was
14 4 | until I had subdued that fear & terror. When fear & terror
15 4 | that fear & terror. When fear & terror came while I was
16 4 | until I had subdued that fear & terror. ~"There are some
17 7 (2)| additional defilements: fear, cowardice, shamelessness
18 11 (1)| roar. The absence of any fear on account of others when
19 12, 16 | ground for thinking that fear or timidity might come upon
20 45 | to console her: 'Have no fear, have no fear. In all likelihood
21 45 | Have no fear, have no fear. In all likelihood a peacock
22 45 | to console me: "Have no fear, have no fear. In all likelihood
23 45 | Have no fear, have no fear. In all likelihood a peacock
24 117 | rejected. Why is that? For fear of criticism, opposition, &
25 119, 8 | arisen. ~"[2] He conquers fear & dread, and fear & dread
26 119, 8 | conquers fear & dread, and fear & dread do not conquer him.
27 119, 8 | remains victorious over any fear & dread that have arisen. ~"[
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