Chapter

 1 5 |           one stage and placed in voidness, (who knowing this) do not
 2 5 |    delight at hearing of complete voidness and emit thousands of rays,
 3 5 |         herbs are like vanity (or voidness), causelessness (or purposelessness),
 4 5 | developing the idea of vanity (or voidness), purposelessness, unfixedness, (
 5 5 |        one lacking the insight of voidness is termed a disciple.~53.
 6 5 |          perfections (Pâramitas), voidness, the absence of purpose (
 7 7 |        penetrated with the law of voidness, devoted to meditation,
 8 8 |       been a consummate knower of Voidness; has in all periods acquired
 9 10|          is the entering into the voidness (or complete abstraction)
10 10|       forbearence is my robe; and voidness (or complete abstraction)
11 11|          But all acknowledged the voidness (or vanity) of all laws (