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 1   1, 3 |           salvation of his fellow beings. The truth~has taken its
 2   1, 4 |       were hushed; all~malevolent beings received a loving heart,
 3   1, 7 |        salvation. The Buddhas are beings whose words cannot~fail:
 4   3, 11|           with joy and all living beings were filled~with good cheer.
 5   4, 12|           that live as individual beings. These~organisms develop
 6   4, 12|          errors in~individualized beings. Destroy the errors in individualized
 7   4, 12|          errors in individualized beings and~the illusions of the
 8   4, 14|         of~sorrow. There are some beings that are almost free from
 9   4, 14|  creatures, and he saw among them beings whose~minds were but scarcely
10   4, 16|       heart equally on~all living beings, and they therefore call
11   4, 16|           of the host of sentient beings, gods, men, and beasts,~
12   4, 17|          in the letter. There are beings~whose eyes are scarcely
13  12, 40|      careful with your~deeds. All beings have karma as their portion:
14  12, 40|        their refuge; karma allots beings to meanness or to~greatness.~ ~ "
15  13, 46|            but embrace all~living beings with kindness. 10. Free
16  13, 47|           charity and love of all beings. The~pulpit of the Tathagata
17  13, 47| disposition of charity toward all beings. His sole aim must be that~
18  13, 47|         sole aim must be that~all beings become Buddhas. Let the
19  13, 47|          it, and preach it to all beings in all the quarters of the
20  13, 47|           fire that vexeth living beings, thou pourest out nectar,
21  13, 51|           the~actions of sentient beings do not receive their reward,
22  13, 52|          the good law guiding all~beings in their search for truth.
23  13, 53|         believest, O~Master, that beings are reborn; that they migrate
24  13, 54|       shall fill with joy all the~beings whose limbs languish; I
25  13, 55|    Tathagata is the same unto all beings, differing in his~attitude
26  13, 55|    attitude only in so far as all beings are different. The Tathagata~
27  13, 55|        the disposition~of various beings."~ ~
28  13, 59|           to thee, O thou~best of beings; in the world of men and
29  14, 60|           weal and welfare of all beings, including the~happiness
30  14, 60|        which thou~thinkest of all beings in distress, vividly representing
31  14, 60|         He knows the evolution~of beings and foresees their ends."~
32  14, 61|         of bhikkhus, and of other beings. When I used to enter~an
33  14, 61|         dwelling-place for mighty beings. These are the eight~wonderful
34  14, 63|        born again as men, for all beings will reap the~fruit of their
35  16, 84|          such a nature are living beings. As ripe fruits~are early
36  16, 89|           well~be. Yet all living beings of larger size that entered
37  16, 94|       good and gain of all living beings! Star-gazing and astrology,~
38  18, 97|          One continued: "Of those beings who live in~ignorance, shut
39  18, 97|        the~eldest, the noblest of beings.~ "But what ye speak, O
40  18, 97|          and preach to all living beings the four~noble truths and
41  19, 98|         assuming the shape of the beings whom he~teaches: this is