Exalted Utterances - Udāna (KN 3)

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1: Bodhivaggo - 23 There the moon does not glow, there darkness is not found. And when the sage, the brāhmaṇa, has experienced (nibbāna) through his own sagacity, Then from both form and formless, happiness and suffering, he is free.” This exalted utterance was also said by the Gracious One, so I have heard.
24 2: The Chapter (including) Mucalinda 2.1 The Discourse about Mucalinda Thus I heard: at one time the Gracious One was dwelling near Uruvelā, on the bank of the river Nerañjarā, at the root of the Mucalinda (tree), in the first (period) after attaining Awakening. Then at that time the Gracious One was sitting in one cross-legged posture for seven days experiencing the happiness of freedom. Then at that time a great cloud arose out of season, (bringing) seven days of rainy weather, cold winds, and overcast days. Then the Nāga King Mucalinda, after leaving his domicile, and surrounding the Gracious One's body seven times with his coils, stood with his great hood stretched out above his head, (thinking): “May the Gracious One not be cold, may the Gracious One not be hot, may the Gracious One not be affected by gadflies, mosquitoes, wind, the heat (of the sun), and serpents.” Then with the passing of those seven days, the Gracious One arose from that concentration. Then the Nāga King Mucalinda, having understood that the sky was now clear without a cloud, having unravelled his coils from the Gracious One's body, and after withdrawing his own form, and creating the appearance of a young brāhmaṇa, stood in front of the Gracious One, revering the Gracious One with raised hands.
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Page 4 and 5: iii Introduction to the Udāna The
Page 6 and 7: v the subject from different angles
Page 8 and 9: vii Nāgasuttaṁ 4.5 Kosambakakkha
Page 10 and 11: ix Piṇḍolasuttaṁ 4-6 Mahāpad
Page 12 and 13: xi More Udānas in the Tipiṭaka I
Page 14 and 15: xiii As Ireland noted the word brah
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4: Meghiyavaggo - 79 disassociation
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4: Meghiyavaggo - 93 4.7 The Discou
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4: Meghiyavaggo - 95 “Yes, Master
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4: Meghiyavaggo - 99 4.9 The Discou
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5: Soṇavaggo - 103 “It is just
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5: Soṇavaggo - 109 5.5 The Discou
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Then that person was silent. 5: So
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5: Soṇavaggo - 113 second wonderf
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5: Soṇavaggo - 119 Just as, monks
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5: Soṇavaggo - 125 Gracious One i
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5: Soṇavaggo - 129 5.7 The Discou
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5: Soṇavaggo - 131 Community of m
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5: Soṇavaggo - 133 Can gain the e
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6: Jaccandhavaggo - 135 delightful
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7: Cullavaggo - 189 “The world, i
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There, monks, I say there is surely
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But because there is an unborn, unb
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Then Cunda the smith went to the Gr
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There the Gracious One, mindfully,
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Then it occurred to venerable Ānan
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(If) there is remorse for Cunda the
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While sat on one side the lay follo
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Furthermore, householders, one lack
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Then at that time the Magadhan chie
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In that place where the middling de
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“In that place where he makes his
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8.7 The Discourse on the Two Paths
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8.8 The Discourse about Visākhā T
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who have six loves, they have six s
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- after going up into the sky, and
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