Chapter

 1 1 |     wholly destroyed, whose minds were thoroughly emancipated
 2 1 |     thoughts arising in the minds of the four classes of hearers
 3 2 |  creatures, 'Vivify in your minds the wish for enlightenment,'
 4 2 | fools, and never turn their minds to enlightenment.~141. (
 5 3 |     his own children, whose minds are engaged in playing with
 6 5 |    the knowledge of others' minds, in the memory of former
 7 6 |     thoughts arising in the minds of those great senior disciples,
 8 7 | time, on that occasion, the minds of sixty hundred thousand
 9 7 | each exposition, monks, the minds of hundred thousands of
10 8 |    what was going on in the minds of these great disciples
11 9 |    what was going on in the minds of those Bodhisattvas, addressed
12 9 |   with serene, mild, placid minds. And the Lord then addressed
13 10| fictious creatures make the minds of the whole congregation
14 11| Stûpa of jewels.~And in the minds of those four classes of
15 11|    what was going on in the minds of those four classes of
16 11|    shall also elevate their minds to Pratyekabuddhaship, whereas
17 11|  Ganges shall elevate their minds to supreme, perfect enlightenment,
18 11|   number, shall raise their minds to supreme, perfect enlightenment,
19 15|     I. But men of perverted minds, in their delusion, do not
20 24|    that assembly felt their minds drawn to that supreme and