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 1 1 |    enlightenment by wisdom; they understand the law of indifference
 2 2 |        is profound, difficult to understand, difficult to comprehend.
 3 2 |          properties difficult to understand; because they have found
 4 2 |          out things difficult to understand.~The mystery of the Tathâgatas, &
 5 2 | Tathâgatas, &c., is difficult to understand, Sâriputra, because when
 6 2 |   profound, subtle, difficult to understand, and most difficult to find.~
 7 2 |          or who would be able to understand it when explained, with
 8 2 | disciples and Pratyekabuddhas to understand it.' But as yet the Lord
 9 2 |   discovered; it is difficult to understand the mystery of the Tathâgatas.'
10 2 |    towards the Sugata; they will understand the law by there expounded.~
11 2 |        right. It is difficult to understand the exposition of the mystery
12 2 |         hence it is difficult to understand (them).~144. Therefore try
13 2 |            144. Therefore try to understand the mystery of the Buddhas,
14 3 |          perceive, nor know, nor understand, nor mind that the house
15 3 |       nor fly, nor even know nor understand the purport of the word '
16 3 |       the Tatha'gata to learn to understand causes and effects, for
17 3 |        the Tathâgata to learn to understand the knowledge, powers, and
18 3 |       way, Sâriputra, one has to understand how the Tatha'gata by an
19 3 |     their toys; they do not even understand him.~69. Then the man thinks:
20 4 |         ignorant cannot bear (or understand) such things as these.~60.
21 5 |          know, nor perceive, nor understand their own self. For, Kâsyapa,
22 5 |          this parable thou mayst understand the skilfulness of the Tathâgata,
23 5 |       have invented to make thee understand my meaning. The moral to
24 10|     thereupon accept, penetrate, understand, comprehend it, are at the
25 11|       there any creature able to understand this jewel of a Sûtra or
26 12|          wicked monks who do not understand mysterious speech.~17. One
27 13|          hear, nor perceive, nor understand the skilfulness and the
28 13|     beings do not penetrate, nor understand this Dharmaparyâya. Nevertheless
29 14|        me to put trust in me, to understand and fathom the Buddha-knowledge.
30 14|         have put trust in it and understand it.~This said, the Lord
31 16|      learnt the principles, will understand the mystery and feel no