Chapter

 1 17|           receive a very complete organ of manhood. He will have
 2 18|         First, then, his eye (or, organ of vision) shall possess
 3 18|         he hears with his natural organ of hearing when perfect.
 4 18|         and when with his natural organ of hearing he hears the
 5 18|      Satatasamitâbhiyukta, is the organ of hearing that the Bodhisattva
 6 18|         the Master, added:~7. The organ of hearing of such a person
 7 18|        sound), and that while his organ of hearing is the natural
 8 18|    becomes possessed of a perfect organ of smell with eight hundred
 9 18|       qualities. By means of that organ he smells the different
10 18|           different smells is his organ of smell hindered, impaired,
11 18|        following stanzas:~22. His organ of smell is quite correct,
12 18|          power of a good-smelling organ, a woman standing, sitting,
13 18|       indeed, is the power of his organ of smell.~33. By the smell
14 18|           40. By the power of his organ of smell he, without leaving
15 18|           saw before. Such is the organ of smell of the Bodhisattva
16 18|          Such is the power of his organ of smell. Yet it is not
17 18|          Yet it is not the divine organ he possesses, but (the natural
18 18|       Dharmaparyâya shall have an organ of taste possessed of twelve
19 18|        following stanzas:~52. His organ of taste is most excellent,
20 18| Dharmaparyâya shall have a mental organ possessed of twelve hundred
21 18|            By this perfect mental organ he will, even if he hears
22 18|         an Ârya, his intellectual organ will be thoroughly perfect.
23 18|           stanzas:~67. His mental organ is perfect, lucid, right,
24 18|            75. Such is the mental organ of him who keeps or reads
25 22|            So perfect will be his organ of sight that by means thereof
26 26|     Bodhisattva Mahâsattva, whose organ of hearing is struck by