Chapter

 1 1 |       75. 'Thou art wise, the eye and refuge of the world;
 2 2 |      Stûpas of emerald, cat's eye, pearls, egregious lapis
 3 5 |       world and sees with his eye of wisdom that the creatures
 4 7 |      good works, who is (our) eye, refuge, resting-place,
 5 11|    Sûtra.~40. He shall be the eye of the world, including
 6 18| hundred good qualities of the eye, twelve hundred of the ean,
 7 18|  means of the natural, carnal eye derived from his parents
 8 18|    shall see with his natural eye, as well as the creatures
 9 18| assembly.~2. First, then, his eye (or, organ of vision) shall
10 18|   untroubled.~With the carnal eye derived from his parents
11 18| existence. Such is his carnal eye.~6. But he has not yet got
12 18|    has not yet got the divine eye, it having not yet been
13 18|       the range of his carnal eye.~Further, Satatasamitâbhiyukta,
14 19|      such a perfection of the eye, ear, nose, tongue, body,