Chapter

 1 1 | unattached like birds in the sky.~43. Further, I see, O Mañgughosha,
 2 2 |       good they have done before.~43. Those living beings I initiate
 3 3 |            owls, and other birds.~43. There are in every corner
 4 4 |       divisions of Buddha-fields.~43. All these laws are faultless,
 5 5 |          blossoms (are produced).~43. I reveal the law which
 6 7 |         conch-trumpet of the law.~43. Shed the rain of the true
 7 8 |  existences from time immemorial.~43. And we were living in this
 8 11|        interest of the best laws.~43. I let go out in all directions
 9 13|     respects them as his masters.~43. Cherishing the memory of
10 14|           superior enlightenment.~43. These words I here speak
11 16|          kept burning all around.~43. He who at the period of
12 18|            listening, or walking.~43. That Bodhisattva tracks