Chapter

 1 1 |     the others masters; with six thousand nuns having at
 2 1 |  whole Buddha field shook in six ways: it moved, removed,
 3 1 |     the beings in any of the six states of existence became
 4 1 |    the whole field shakes in six different ways, frightfully.~
 5 1 |  fields living in any of the six states of existence, those
 6 1 |   the law connected with the six Perfections, and terminating
 7 1 |  whole Buddha-field shook in six ways; it moved, removed,
 8 2 |    they are tormented in the six states of existence and
 9 2 |    pain.~111. Staying in the six states of existence, they
10 3 |    me, who are mighty in the six transcendent faculties (
11 5 |     Nirvâna, who possess the six transcendent faculties and
12 5 |  whirl of the world with its six states; the creatures who
13 5 |    the triple world with its six states of existence. Therefore
14 5 |   three paths (of time), the six utmost perfections (Pâramitas),
15 6 |     measure; gifted with the six transcendent faculties,
16 6 |      Ganges, gifted with the six transcendent faculties and
17 7 |      of space were shaken in six different ways and became
18 7 |    the Brahma-world shook in six different ways and became
19 7 |       from name and form the six senses; from the six senses
20 7 |     the six senses; from the six senses proceeds contact;
21 7 |     form results that of the six senses; from the suppression
22 7 |  from the suppression of the six senses results that of contact;
23 11|     all beings in any of the six states of existence in this
24 11|   with the possession of the six transcendent faculties (
25 11| exerted myself to fulfil the six Perfections (Pâramitâs),
26 11|      have I accomplished the six perfect virtues (Pâramitas).
27 11|    the great vehicle and the six perfect virtues (Pâramitas).
28 11|     of Æons, and fulfils the six perfect virtues (Pâramitas),
29 11|     this Saha-world shook in six different ways. Three thousand
30 12|    Lord's mother, along with six hundred nuns, some of them
31 12|   preacher of the law. These six thousand nuns also, partly
32 12|  regular succession to those six thousand Bodhisattvas concerning
33 12|   the nun, with her suite of six thousand nuns, and Yasodhara,
34 12|     as if they possessed the six transcendent qualities.~
35 17|     of worlds, in any of the six states of existence, born
36 18|   qualities the whole of the six organs shall be perfect,
37 18|     in the possession of his six senses, he will discern
38 18| mundane whirl, in any of the six conditions of existence,
39 18|      stationed in any of the six conditions of existence,
40 19|   the law connected with the six Perfections of virtue and
41 22|     the great earth shake in six different ways, and let
42 22|      macrocosm was shaken in six different ways , and from
43 26|  mount a white elephant with six tusks, and with a train
44 26|      the white elephant with six tusks, show my face to that
45 26|     same white elephant with six tusks, and surrounded by