Chapter
1 1 | thousands of Buddhas, were in body and mind fully penetrated
2 1 | exposition of Infinity;' his body was motionless and his mind
3 1 | eyes, others their dear own body, and after cheerfully bestowing
4 1 | emitting radiance from their body, and rouse them to enlightenment.~
5 1 | exposition of Infinity;' his body was motionless, and his
6 1 | same seat, with immovable body and tranquil mind. And the
7 1 | assembly who felt fatigue of body or mind.~As the Lord Kandrasûryapradîpa,
8 2 | and happiness of the great body of creatures, and who preached
9 2 | and happiness of the great body of creatures, and who shall
10 2 | my last appearance in the body before complete Nirvâna,'
11 2 | moment, bent their head or body;~95. And who at Stûpas containing
12 2 | appeared to me in their own body and raised their voice,
13 3 | besides recovering their very body, O Lord, they have received
14 3 | evil spirit has entered the body of those who do not believe
15 3 | of kotis of wounds on the body, scab, itch, scurf, leprosy,
16 3 | kindness, have given up body and life, in their presence
17 4 | horripilation all over the body, and agitated in mind, reflects
18 4 | horripilation all over his body, agitated in mind, utters
19 4 | horripilation all over his body, and agitated in mind, thinks
20 4 | his right hand, smears his body with dust, and goes to his
21 4 | the unwise boy, while his body is vitiated with scabs and
22 5 | corrupted humours of the body,' 'faults and corruptions').
23 5 | a needle into the man's body.~58. The man having got
24 7 | the mind motionless, the body unstirring and untrembling,
25 7 | without once moving thy body, hand, foot, or any other
26 7 | possession of a) celestial body; the word of the Gina is
27 7 | all shake off their demon body and be peaceful, meek, and
28 10| of the Tathâgata. For the body of the Tathâgata is, so
29 10| thinking of me.~26. My body has existed entire in thousands
30 10| will I show him my luminous body and enable him to remember
31 11| Mahâpratibh'ana, the proper body of the Tathâgata is contained
32 11| or form) of the proper body of the Tathâgata; the other
33 11| frame (or form) of my proper body give a shout of applause
34 11| of the frame of my proper body be near the Tathâgata to
35 11| uncover the frame of my proper body and show it to the four
36 11| Buddha-fields, from their own proper body, and preaching the law to
37 11| Tathâgata-frames, made from the proper body, united together, along
38 11| containing the frame of my own body, be opened and shown to
39 11| produced from the proper body of the Lord Sâkyamuni had
40 11| emaciated limbs and faint body, as if absorbed in abstract
41 11| memory this Stitra, keeps the body of the Gina.~36. Speak,
42 11| the sacrifice of life and body, of limbs and members, hands,
43 11| never did I feel fatigue of body or mind. In such occupations
44 11| intermediate kalpas. His body shall not be seen divided
45 11| with prudence in acts of body, speech, and mind, who has
46 11| has not surrendered his body for the sake of creatures.
47 11| unfathomable light is that ethereal body, adorned with the thirty-two
48 12| Sûtra; with sacrifice of body and life, O Lord, we will
49 12| 15. I do not care for my body or life, O Lord, but as
50 13| his attendants.~58. His body can never be hurt by weapons,
51 14| Lord Sâkyamuni from his own body, who all together were seated
52 15| In the opinion that my body is completely extinct, they
53 17| who gives to that whole body the pleasures, sports, amusements,
54 17| when he receives (another) body, become a possessor of carriages
55 17| results from it.~15. His body is very fair; he drives
56 18| tongue, eight hundred of the body, twelve hundred of the mind.
57 18| the smell issuing from the body of various living beings
58 18| the smells exhaled by the body of women and men, of boys
59 18| the odour exhaled by the body of the gods, such as Indra,
60 18| odour proceeding from the body of the sundry other gods,
61 18| that women use for their body, robes, wreaths, and ointments.~
62 18| hundred good qualities of the body. It will be pure, and show
63 18| creatures. On that perfect body he will see the whole triple
64 18| them he will see on his own body. The disciples, Pratyekabuddhas,
65 18| see all of them on his own body, because he receives the
66 18| because he receives the proper body of all those beings, and
67 18| of the perfectness of his body.~And on that occasion the
68 18| following stanzas:~61. His body becomes thoroughly pure,
69 18| image is seen, so on his body this world. Being self-born,
70 18| is the perfectness of his body.~63. Indeed, all beings
71 18| are seen reflected on that body.~64. The aerial cars of
72 18| Meru, all are seen on that body.~65. He also sees the Buddhas
73 18| sees the Buddhas on his body, along with the disciples
74 18| is the perfectness of his body, though he has not yet obtained
75 18| not yet obtained a divine body; the natural property of
76 18| natural property of his body is such.~Further, Satatasamitâbhiyukta,
77 19| eye, ear, nose, tongue, body, and mind as just described.~
78 19| hearing, smell, taste, body, and mind. With the attainment
79 19| hearing, smell, taste, body, and mind.~Now, Mahâsthâmaprâpta,
80 20| standing with an invisible body in the sky, O Lord, we will
81 22| the sacrifice of my own body will do. Then the Bodhisattva
82 22| Sarvasattvapriyadarsana wrapped his body in divine garments, bathed
83 22| thereafter burnt his own body with the object to pay worship
84 22| flames from the blazing body of the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
85 22| wife. Sacrificing one's own body, young man of good family,
86 22| Buddhas were silent.~The body of Sarvasattvapriyadarsana
87 22| sacrificing my own dear body.~After uttering this stanza,
88 22| sandal-wood and burnt the body of the Tathâgata. When he
89 22| Tathâgata. When he saw that the body was burnt to ashes and the
90 22| of the Tathâgata, have a body of gold colour. By this
91 22| and sacrifices' of his body does this Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
92 23| good family, hast got a body forty-two hundred thousand
93 23| high, and myself have got a body sixty-eight hundred thousand
94 23| resembling blue lotuses, his body was gold-coloured, his person
95 23| characteristic signs, and a body compact as Nârâyana's. Mounted
96 23| allow? the humours of the body are not in an unfavourable
97 24| to hurt one hair of the body.~9. If a man be surrounded
98 24| to hurt one hair of his body.~14. If a man is surrounded
99 25| the lower part of their body a shower of rain, and from
100 25| the upper part of their body a shower of rain, and from
101 26| preacher has seen my proper body and heard from me this entire
102 26| to them will I show my body, at the sight of which all
103 26| and happiness of the great body of men; that thou art endowed
104 26| them, shall have a spotted body in this very world. Those
105 26| squinting eyes; a putrid body, a body covered with stinking
106 26| squinting eyes; a putrid body, a body covered with stinking boils,
107 27| lowered, bent, and bowed their body towards the Lord, and, the
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