Chapter

1 2 |       which finally leads to omniscience; it is identical with showing
2 4 | without longing the jewel of omniscience, which we did not desire,
3 5 |      If thou art desirous of omniscience, direct thy attention to
4 7 |       have taught the law of omniscience? Yourselves, monks, were
5 8 |   raised in us also ideas of omniscience, but we, O Lord, did not
6 10|    And he who is desirous of omniscience and thinks: How shall I
7 11|    decisively established in omniscience?~Mañgusrî answered: In the
8 13|     crown jewel which brings omniscience to all. For this, Mañgusrî,