Chapter

 1 1 |        Buddhas, were in body and mind fully penetrated with the
 2 1 |      body was motionless and his mind had reached perfect tranquillity.
 3 1 |  Buddha-fields.~Then rose in the mind of the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
 4 1 |  Mahâsattva Maitreya knew in his mind the thoughts arising in
 5 1 |          toils and distressed in mind by birth and old age, they
 6 1 |      thoughts and with attentive mind, during thousands of kotis
 7 1 |          was motionless, and his mind had reached perfect tranquillity.
 8 1 |      immovable body and tranquil mind. And the whole assembly
 9 1 |          felt fatigue of body or mind.~As the Lord Kandrasûryapradîpa,
10 2 |      degrees of concentration of mind. The Tathâgatas, &c., Sâriputra,
11 2 |      what was passing in his own mind, himself being in doubt
12 2 |    To-day a question rises in my mind and of these self-controlled,
13 2 |       revolving the matter in my mind (and thought): What shall
14 3 |          presented itself to thy mind and how thou decidedst upon
15 3 |       can here abide. So then my mind (for a moment) was overcome
16 3 |       frightened, anxious in his mind, and made the following
17 3 |        know, nor understand, nor mind that the house is on fire,
18 3 |        mass of pain, they do not mind the pain, nor do they conceive
19 3 |          presented itself to his mind: This house has but one
20 3 |    terror; they do not know, nor mind; they are not startled,
21 3 |        though admonished, do not mind their father's words, deluded
22 3 |         a device occurred to his mind: These young (and ignorant)
23 3 |    hesitation and distraction of mind, speaks to expound the law,
24 3 |   eagerly sought for.~148. Never mind other Satras nor other books
25 4 |        the body, and agitated in mind, reflects thus: Unexpectedly
26 4 |       over his body, agitated in mind, utters a lamentable cry
27 4 |        his body, and agitated in mind, thinks by himself: I fear
28 4 |       nights always sorrowful in mind on account of his son.~10. '
29 4 |        is always occupied in his mind with all that property.~
30 5 |    Living in the wilderness, the mind intent upon one sole object,
31 5 |     however, I can go whither my mind prompts me; formerly I was
32 5 |         of evils. And thus one's mind will dwell no more on good
33 6 |         Bodhisattvas, subdued of mind and of great; magical power,
34 6 |         And the Lord, who in his mind apprehended the thoughts
35 7 | meanwhile rising. He stayed, the mind motionless, the body unstirring
36 7 |          any other part.~10. Thy mind also was tranquil and steady,
37 7 |       guide, is searching in his mind for some apt device. Alas!
38 8 |        this thought arose in the mind of those twelve hundred
39 8 |          apprehending in his own mind what was going on in the
40 9 |           who apprehended in his mind what was going on in the
41 10|       penetrate, nor fathom, nor mind this Dharmaparyâya. But
42 10|     catch, penetrate, study, and mind this Dharmaparyâya, then,
43 10|   Dharmaparyâya with unshrinking mind, before the face of the
44 11|          Lord apprehended in his mind what was going on in the
45 11|        young men of good family, mind, for mercy's sake towards
46 11|        perfect enlightenment, my mind did not swerve from its
47 11|          feel fatigue of body or mind. In such occupations I passed
48 11|        acts of body, speech, and mind, who has caught and kept
49 12|         comprehending in his own mind what was going on in the
50 12|         what was going on in the mind of the nun Yasodharâ said
51 13|  Bodhisattva) be concentrated in mind, attentive, ever firm as
52 13|          and in such a state (of mind) look upon all laws (and
53 13|           preach with unquailing mind.~25. The kings of this earth
54 13|          in a peaceful state (of mind) and then preach the law,
55 13|         are greatly perverted in mind, those beings who do not
56 13|        powerfully bend to it the mind of every one, whatever may
57 14|   following thought arose in the mind of the Bodhisattva Mahâsattva
58 15|        aspiration by which their mind becomes right.~6. When such
59 16|          support, the bearing in mind, attention. The synonymous
60 16|         family? Listen then, and mind it well, how great the merit
61 16|        kotis of Æons, direct his mind to enlightenment;~22. Let
62 16|      other pre-occupation in his mind, practise meditation, during
63 16|  meditation, in concentration of mind, pass eight thousand kotis
64 16|         wrathful, not vicious in mind, of good memory, strenuous
65 17|       this Sûtra and with placid mind joyfully adopts it.~3. Suppose
66 17|     single moment, with a placid mind, hear what results from
67 18|      body, twelve hundred of the mind. By these many hundred good
68 19|          nose, tongue, body, and mind as just described.~In the
69 19|          smell, taste, body, and mind. With the attainment of
70 19|          smell, taste, body, and mind.~Now, Mahâsthâmaprâpta,
71 23|      heterodox, not unsubdued in mind, not unrestrained in sexual
72 24|      qualities and of benevolent mind, thou quenchest the fire
73 25|        more be slaves to our own mind; no more be slaves to false
74 26|   treasure it up in his (or her) mind. By writing, reciting, studying
75 26|        treasuring it up in one's mind, young men of good family,
76 26|  inconceivable qualities, with a mind so full of compassion, with