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 1     1,   1, 3    |          petty orthodoxy can by no means keep pace with the elephantine
 2     1,   1  (3)  |                          The: name means I Immovable,' and represents
 3     1,   2, 2    |         made for his goal by every means. But to the Sage of Fuka-kusa,
 4     1,   2, 6    |          To get rich by an ignoble means is against the rules of
 5     1,   2, 6    |            got rich by any ignoble means. They would rather face
 6     1,   2, 6    |          be supported by his scant means. This troubled his disciple
 7     1,   2, 6    | food-supply, as there was no other means to meet the increased demand
 8     1,   3, 1    |          To describe it in full by means of words is beyond the power
 9     1,   4, 8    |          Transience for Zen simply means change. It is a form in
10     1,   5, 2    |         over the primary nature by means of the same cause, then
11     1,   5, 8    |            generally by Buddhists, means a latent and undeveloped
12     1,   5, 15   |           awakens it within him by means of Meditation. To drink
13     1,   5, 16   |       prodigal son, and used every means to restore the half-starved
14     1,   5, 17   |         mind to use every possible means to arouse her, and searched
15     1,   5, 21   |            character, nor that the means of committing crimes are
16     1,   6, 1    |         represent Enlightenment by means of explanation or analysis
17     1,   6, 15   |                15. Thing-in-Itself means Thing-Knowerless.~How, then,
18     1,   6, 15   |        unknowable. Thing-in-itself means thing cut off from all possible
19     1,   6, 15   |       another way: thing-in-itself means thing deprived of its relation
20     1,   6, 16   |     Relativity in Absolute,' which means that the universe appears
21     1,   6, 16   |     Absolute in Relativity,' which means Absolute Reality does not
22     1,   6, 16   |            out of Absolute,' which means Absolute Reality is all
23     1,   6, 16   |           up to Relativity,' which means relative~phenomena always
24     1,   6, 16   |    Absolute and Relativity,' which means Absolute Reality is not
25     1,   7, 1    |           by their being caught by means of 'something eatable.'
26     1,   7, 5    |    differences, but it is the only means of bringing to its full
27     1,   7, 7    |          an estate, which is by no means unlucky. The disease of
28     1,   7, 8    |           to grow lazy and live by means of begging. Therefore the
29     1,   7, 10   |       space. But he cannot by that means prove the existence of concrete
30     1,   8, 1    |           instruct their pupils by means of explanation or argument,
31     1,   8, 2    |           however, is not simply a means for Enlightenment, as is
32     1,   8, 4    |           doubt and fear. The only means of securing all this is
33     1,   8, 5    |            Enlightenment. The sole means of securing mental calmness
34     1,   8, 8    |          Zazen is a most effectual means of destroying selfishness,
35     1,   8, 10   |      tranquillity, yet it is by no means easy to keep mind undisturbed
36     1,   8, 12   |       after spiritual uplifting by means of extending his kindness
37     1,   8, 12   |           Merit-over-Merit,1 which means the rank of meritless-merit.
38     1,   8, 14   |           faith. Nirvana literally means extinction or annihilation;
39     1,   8, 14   | individuality. To Zen, however, it means the state of extinction
40     1,   8, 14   |       Nirvana," says Kiai Hwan,1 " means the extinction of pain or
41     1,   8, 16   |      itself, the which is the sole means of conquering death. If
42 Appen, Intro     |             outside books. By that means I tried to trace my Self,
43 Appen, Intro  (1)|             The temporary doctrine means the teaching preached by
44 Appen,   1       |    recommended as a most effectual means of creating peace between
45 Appen,   1       |        Music6 (is recommended as a means of) ameliorating the customs
46 Appen,   1  (6)  |        King that music is the best means to improve customs and manners.
47 Appen,   2, 2    |         destroyed and recreated by means of direct or indirect causes,
48 Appen,   2  (1)  |                              Atman means ego, or self, on which individuality
49 Appen,   2, 2    |            to China).~"'Existence' means the Kalpa of Existence that
50 Appen,   2, 2    |           Decreases. 'Destruction' means the Kalpa of Destruction
51 Appen,   2, 2    |        period of wind. 'Emptiness' means the Kalpa of Emptiness,
52 Appen,   2  (5)  |             Eighty thousand simply means a great many.
53 Appen,   2  (2)  |         second of the four Satyas, means that misery is accumulated
54 Appen,   2, 2    |          of) the Anatman3 only.~By means of that discriminative insight
55 Appen,   2  (4)  |          third of the four Satyas, means the extinction of passions.
56 Appen,   2  (4)  |            Bhutatathati of Anatman means the truth of the non existence
57 Appen,   2  (5)  |          thieves (i.e., passions), means one who conquered his passions.
58 Appen,   2  (5)  |         conquered his passions. It means, secondly, one who is exempted
59 Appen,   2  (5)  |        transmigration. Thirdly, it means one deserving worship, So
60 Appen,   4  (2)  |                  Here Karma simply means an active state; it should