Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 4 |           flooded with light. The blind~received their sight by
 2   1, 6 |    troubles of mind, arising from blind credulity, and all other~
 3   1, 8 |          it to the earth? Would a blind man who has recovered his
 4   4, 12|      beginning there is existence blind and without knowledge; and
 5  12, 40|         is as if two men, the one blind from birth and the other
 6  12, 40|      going traveling, and the man blind from~birth were to say to
 7  12, 40|    cripple were to say to the man~blind from birth as follows: '
 8  12, 40|    forward and back.' And the man~blind from birth, pleased and
 9  12, 40|          the shoulders of the~man blind from birth were to direct
10  12, 40|         the left.'~ "Here the man blind from birth is without power
11  13, 49|          Just as when a string~of blind men are clinging one to
12  13, 49|         in the three Vedas is but~blind talk; it is ridiculous,
13  14, 64|                      THE MAN BORN BLIND~ ~ THERE was a man born
14  14, 64|              THERE was a man born blind, and he said: "I do not
15  14, 64|   physician was called to see the blind man. He mixed four~simples,
16  14, 64|       them to the cataract of the blind man the~gray film melted,
17  14, 69|         friend, if thine eyes are blind to the sight of the omnipresent~
18  16, 83|           moment. They are like a blind man set to look after~a
19  16, 86| unbelievers, to give sight to the~blind and enlighten the minds
20  19, 98|        The truth is hidden~to the blind, but he who has the mental