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143 if
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Saddharma Pundarîka

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1 1 | celestials, with twenty thousand gods, his followers, such as 2 1 | points with thirty thousand gods in their train, viz. the 3 1 | followed by thirty thousand gods; further, Brahma Sahdmpati 4 1 | followers, the BrahmakAyika gods, amongst whom Brahma Sikhin 5 1 | twelve thousand Brahmakdyika gods; together with the eight 6 1 | and female lay devotees, gods, Nagas, goblins, Gandharvas, 7 1 | female lay devotees, numerous gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 8 1 | rain of Mandâravas?~2. The gods, overjoyed, let drop Mañgûshakas 9 1 | Sugatas, and honoured by men, gods, goblins, and Titans.~30. 10 1 | constantly heard sounding; men, gods, goblins, and Titans pay 11 1 | asks the son of Gina; men, gods, goblins, and Titans, the 12 1 | a teacher (and ruler) of gods and men, a Buddha and Lord. 13 1 | and fe-male lay devotees, gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 14 1 | the world, including the gods, Mâras and Brahmas, to all 15 1 | including ascetics, Brahmans, gods, men and demons, saying: 16 1 | without being struck; the gods and elves in the sky paid 17 1 | ray from the leader.~66. Gods and men, as well as Nâgas, 18 1 | world, worshipped by men, gods, and goblins, rose from 19 1 | the world including the gods (as follows):~79. 'I have 20 1 | He, the supreme god of gods, honoured by crowds of sages, 21 2 | the world that embraces gods and men; the totality of 22 2 | Pratyekabuddhas, the nuns and monks, gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 23 2 | hands;~30. As well as the gods, Nâgas, goblins, Titans, 24 2 | the world, including the gods, would be frightened if 25 2 | the world, including the gods, would be frightened if 26 2 | who preached the law to gods and men with able means, 27 2 | shall preach the law to gods and men (&c., as above till) 28 2 | are preaching the law to gods and men (&c., as above till) 29 2 | the world, including the gods, superior enlightenment, 30 2 | the Ganges, honoured by gods and men; these also do, 31 2 | the world including the gods;~137. (So wonderful) and 32 3 | being, honoured by men, gods, goblins, Titans, and adorned 33 3 | the world including the gods.~15. When I first heard 34 3 | the world including the gods; I shall manifest Buddha-wisdom, 35 3 | this world including the gods, Mâras, and Brahmas, in 36 3 | tamer of men, a master of gods and men, a Lord Buddha.~ 37 3 | the world, including the gods.~31. When the true law shall 38 3 | always be honoured by men and gods.~32. Such will be the fate 39 3 | devotees male and female, gods, Nagas, goblins, Gandharvas, 40 3 | while Indra the chief of gods, Brahma Sahâmpati, besides 41 3 | poverty in the world of gods or men, union with hateful 42 3 | the world at large, both gods and men, for the sake of 43 3 | the world including the gods. Preach it in all quarters.~ 44 4 | the world, including the gods, Mâras and Brahmas, in short, 45 5 | the whole world, including gods, men, and demons'. And even 46 5 | of the world, including gods, men, and demons, lifts 47 5 | I am the Tathâgata, O ye gods and men! the Arhat, the 48 5 | all-seeing. Come to me, ye gods and men! hear the law. I 49 5 | the world, including the gods, speaks thus: I am the Tathâgata, 50 5 | Hearken to me, ye hosts of gods and men; approach to behold 51 5 | various situations, amongst gods, men, beautiful beings, 52 5 | become a Buddha, a chief of gods and men, and who practise 53 6 | enlightenment, is inconceivable. Gods and men, as numerous as 54 6 | replete with numerous men and gods, adorned with many hundred 55 6 | this world, including the gods, under the name of Gâmbunada-prabhâsa, 56 6 | Gâmbunada-prabhâsa, and save kotis of gods and men.~29. Many Bodhisattvas 57 6 | detached flowers, replete with gods and men, frequented by hundred 58 6 | the Buddha-rule to men and gods.~36. That Gina shall have 59 7 | terrace of enlightenment, the gods of Paradise (Trâyastrimsas) 60 7 | enlightenment than the Brahmakâyika gods scattered a rain of flowers 61 7 | the celestial drums of the gods resound; they made them 62 7 | people generally, both of gods and men. And on that occasion 63 7 | the world, including the gods.~16. Release us as well 64 7 | palaces and aerial cars of the gods in all those spheres up 65 7 | the divine majesty of the gods. So then, monks, a great 66 7 | surrounded and attended by gods, Nagas, goblins, Gandharvas, 67 7 | to this world, including gods, Mâras, and Brahma-angels; 68 7 | including ascetics and Brahmans, gods, men, and demons! It will 69 7 | the people at large, both gods and men.~Thereupon, monks, 70 7 | great Seer, chief god of gods, whose -voice is sweet as 71 7 | the world, including the gods, I salute thee, who art 72 7 | law! [as above till both gods and men.]~Thereupon, monks, 73 7 | the law! [as above till gods and men.]~Thereupon, monks, 74 7 | the world, including the gods.~56. By thy power, O mighty 75 7 | c., as above till both gods and men.]~Thereupon, monks, 76 7 | the world, including the gods, demons, and Brahma-angels; 77 7 | very essence.~61. Then the gods, Nâgas, demons, and goblins, 78 7 | enlightenment; then all gods, men, serpents, and demons 79 8 | There will be cars of the gods stationed in the sky; the 80 8 | stationed in the sky; the gods will behold men, and men 81 8 | and men will behold the gods. Moreover, monks, at that 82 8 | shall he exhausted, men and gods shall be vexed.~29. There 83 8 | this world, including the gods, the same voice as Samantaprabha' 84 9 | this world, including men, gods, and demons, O Lord, we 85 10| in this assembly the many gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 86 10| whole world, including the gods, honour should be done to 87 10| worshipped, venerated, revered by gods and men with flowers, incense, 88 10| I will send thither many gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 89 10| wilderness, I will send him gods and goblins in great number 90 11| guardians of the horizon and the gods. It consisted of seven precious 91 11| substances once formed, the gods of paradise strewed and 92 11| perceiving the world, including gods, men, and demons, filled 93 11| the world, including the gods: After my complete extinction, 94 11| rivers, without bodies of gods, men, and demons, without 95 11| c.; without bodies of gods, &c. All those Buddha-fields 96 11| They were without bodies of gods, &c. [as above]; all those 97 11| all disciples, men and gods, in order to preserve the 98 11| of the world, including gods and men, who shall speak 99 11| and the world, including gods and demons, and said: Of 100 11| Devarâga (i. e. King of the gods), an Arhat, &c., in the 101 11| Devasopâna (i. e. Stairs of the gods). The lifetime of that Tathâgata 102 11| yoganas in extension. All, gods and men, shall do worship 103 11| Pratyekabuddhaship; others, gods and men, in immense number, 104 11| Sûtra, and when born amongst gods or men he shall attain an 105 11| received the homage of all, gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 106 12| the world, including the gods; thou art the giver of comfort, 107 12| art worshipped by men and gods. Now, indeed, we feel satisfied.~ 108 13| Brahmans and laymen; the gods of the sky will, full of 109 13| 61. He sees in his dream gods and goblins, (numerous) 110 14| the immediate vicinity of gods and men, they not being 111 15| that this world, including gods, men, and demons, acknowledges: 112 15| Buddhafield is teeming with gods and men.~12. They dispose 113 15| and fruits.~13. And aloft gods are striking musical instruments 114 16| the world, including the gods, should say: This is a Stûpa 115 16| the world, including the gods.~60. And wherever such a 116 18| unpleasant sounds; sounds of gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 117 18| always hears the voice of gods and Nâgas; he hears the 118 18| earth he smells the odour of gods and the fragrance of celestial 119 18| exhaled by the body of the gods, such as Indra, the chief 120 18| Indra, the chief of the gods, and thereby knows whether ( 121 18| speaking the law to the gods of paradise in the assembly-hall 122 18| the assembly-hall of the gods, Sudharmâ, or is resorting 123 18| body of the sundry other gods, as well as that proceeding 124 18| the girls and wives of the gods, from the youths and maidens 125 18| and maidens amongst the gods, without being surprised 126 18| smell.~32. He discerns the gods and demons, and the daughters 127 18| above (in the sky) with the gods, such as Mandâravas, Mañgûshakas, 128 18| finds out the paradise, the gods (in the hall) of Sudharmâ 129 18| smell he apprehends the gods, Brahmas, and Brahmakâyas 130 18| will, even (if they are) gods, be of opinion that they 131 18| immense veneration.~55. The gods, Nâgas, demons, and goblins 132 18| his obedient servant; the gods Îsvara and Mahesvara, as 133 18| are in this world, men, gods, demons, goblins, the inhabitants 134 18| The aerial cars of the gods up to the extremity of existence, 135 18| world, within or without, gods, men, demons, goblins, Nâgas, 136 19| of the world, including gods, men, and demons; the law 137 19| very mighty, and revered by gods and men, the leader of men, 138 19| men, the leader of men, gods, goblins, and giants.~2. 139 20| living in this world; the gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 140 20| all those Buddha-fields, gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 141 22| that by hearing it the gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 142 22| those great disciples, those gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 143 22| Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña, is the chief of the gods of paradise, so, Nakshatrararâgasankusumitâbhigña, 144 22| king of all Brahmakayika gods and exercises the function 145 22| the world, including the gods, with the only exception 146 24| commander-in-chief of the army of the gods, Skanda,' and 'a commander-in-chief 147 24| out of compassion to the gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas 148 24| the world, including the gods.~18. As he is thoroughly 149 25| the world, including the gods, the Dharmaparvâya of the 150 25| the world, including the gods. That Lord is our Master, 151 25| the world, including the gods.~While this chapter on Ancient 152 26| phantasmagorical sight of gods, Nâgas, goblins, Gandharvas, 153 26| servitors to Mâra; that no gods, goblins, ghosts, imps, 154 26| reborn in the company of the gods of paradise, and at that 155 27| classes, the world, including gods, men, demons, and Gandharvas,


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