Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro  |         to perceive,~difficult to understand, tranquilizing and sublime,
 2 Intro  |           such beings will hardly understand~the law of conditionality,
 3 Intro  |      covered with dust:~they will understand the truth.~
 4   1, 3 |          element.~ And one should understand, according to reality, and
 5   1, 3 |          element.~ And one should understand, according to reality, and
 6   1, 3 |          element.~ And one should understand, according to reality, and
 7   1, 3 |          element.~ And one should understand, according to reality, and
 8   1, 5 |           far or near, one~should understand, according to reality, and
 9   3, 20| understanding the Four~Truths. To understand suffering; to understand
10   3, 20|          understand suffering; to understand the origin of~suffering;
11   3, 20|           origin of~suffering; to understand the extinction of suffering;
12   3, 20|       extinction of suffering; to understand~the path that leads to the
13   3, 20|         or near; there one~should understand according to reality and
14   3, 20|             Thus, he who does not understand corporeality, feeling,~perception,