Chapter

 1 1 |    state to be born in another;~6. Their various and different
 2 2 |        are its characteristics.~6. It is impossible to explain
 3 3 |       astray at the equal laws!~6. 'The secondary signs also
 4 4 |        gratify the five senses.~6. He had plenty of bullion
 5 5 | darkness) and covers the earth.~6. That great rain-cloud big
 6 6 |       issues a delicious odour.~6. It will be adorned with
 7 7 |       which have expired since.~6. That Leader who has expired
 8 8 |          clear their own field.~6. They show in their own
 9 9 |  uttered the following stanzas:~6. Wonderful, boundless are
10 10|         this unsurpassed Sûtra.~6. That preacher of the law
11 11|    reign of the law shall last,~6. I have by magic power cleared
12 12|     they speak to the ignorant.~6. And persons greedily attached
13 13|      loose female lay devotees.~6. He should shun any intercourse
14 14|    Ganges river; of 1/2, 1/4, 1/6, 1/10, 1/20, 1/50, 1/100,
15 14|      tell us, O supreme of men!~6. Whence and how do these
16 15|       their mind becomes right.~6. When such upright (or pious),
17 16|        three, others after two.~6. Some among them will become
18 17|  disgusted with all existence.'~6. All creatures, by hearing
19 18|         Such is his carnal eye.~6. But he has not yet got
20 19|        the rule of that leader.~6. And those many (persons)
21 20|        the Leader of the world,~6. I should not have terminated
22 24|        if sprinkled with water.~6. If one happens to fall