Chapter

 1 1 |       admonish to enlightenment.~12. From this place, O Mañgughosha,
 2 2 |          in its whole immensity.~12. If the ten points of space
 3 3 |         me from perverted views.~12. After having completely
 4 4 |       seeking food and clothing.~12. When begging, he at one
 5 5 |      earth and waters the herbs.~12. Grasses and shrubs absorb
 6 6 |     predicting our destiny also.~12. (It is as if) a certain
 7 7 | ourselves, O Lion amongst kings!~12. These unhappy creatures,
 8 8 |         his own excellent field.~12. In future also he shall
 9 9 |   uttered the following stanzas:~12. These two thousand disciples,
10 10|     commits a still greater sin.~12. The man who, striving for
11 11|      shall take this resolution.~12. Myself, in the second place,
12 12|   reverence for the great Seers.~12. And those fools who will
13 13|       other people of that sort.~12. He should not frequent
14 14|        forty, and thirty Ganges;~12, 13. Who have a train equal
15 15|       teeming with gods and men.~12. They dispose of manifold
16 16|      whirl down upon the Chiefs.~12. Thousands of kotis of jewel
17 17|          never become loathsome;~12. His face is not wry, nor
18 18|      pheasants, and other birds.~12. He also (hears) the heart-rending
19 19|        not elucidate this Sûtra.~12. Therefore let one who has
20 20|        keeps this exalted Sûtra.~12. He will, after some reflection,
21 24|      shall be speedily loosened.~12. Mighty spells, witchcraft,