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  1     1,      4        |        VOWS1~However innumerable beings are, I vow to save them;~
  2     1,      5        |          s miraculous power, all beings are benefited, become desirous
  3     1,      9        |       pitying one, ready to save beings from afflictions;~Adoration
  4     1,      9        |        we offer to the spiritual beings as numerous as the sands
  5     1,      9        |          end of time, making all beings equally share in this Dharma-food.~
  6     1,      9        |         O you hosts of spiritual beings, we make this offering of
  7     1,      9        |        ten quarters and that all beings of your kind will partake
  8     1,      9        |        We pray that all sentient beings in the triple world who
  9     1,      9        | benefaction, together with those beings suffering in the three evil
 10     1,      9        |  prevailing, not only we but all beings shall equally attain Buddhahood.~
 11     1,     10        |      assemblies of the spiritual beings who are guardians of this
 12     1,     10        |    surrounding district.~May all beings in the three evil paths
 13     1,     10        |         the afflictions!~May all beings in the triple world who
 14     1,     11        |        of hearing becoming pure, beings might attain perfect interfusion [
 15     2,      2        |          is that which makes all beings victorious and cleanses
 16     2,      3        |          Vajra! Let those of all beings too be like Vajra!~O one
 17     3,      2  (1)   |     heard and interpreted by all beings, and it is by this hearing
 18     3,      2        |    blessings. Therefore, let all beings always think of him.~If
 19     3,      2        |       loved and respected by all beings. O Mujinni, such is the
 20     3,      2        |         Kwanzeon Bosatsu.~If all beings worship and make offerings
 21     3,      2        |         this. Therefore, let all beings hold the name of Kwanzeon
 22     3,      2        |         preach the Dharma to all beings? What is the extent of his
 23     3,      2        |         O good man, if there are beings in any country who are to
 24     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 25     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 26     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 27     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 28     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 29     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 30     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 31     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 32     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 33     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 34     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 35     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 36     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 37     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 38     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 39     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 40     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 41     3,      2        |       preach them the Dharma.~If beings are to be saved by his assuming
 42     3,      2        |         lands saves and releases beings. Therefore, you will make
 43     3,      2        |          all the four classes of beings, and also for the Devas,
 44     3,      2        |          all the four classes of beings and for Devas, Nagas, Manushyas,
 45     3,      2        |       the Nagas, fishes, or evil beings, let his thought dwell on
 46     3,      2        |           If a calamity falls on beings and they are tortured with
 47     3,      3        |      under control. All kinds of beings such as the egg-born, the
 48     3,      3        |        emancipation. Though thus beings immeasurable, innumerable,
 49     3,      3        |          there are in reality no beings that are ever emancipated.
 50     3,      3        |           World-honoured One, if beings hear such words and statements,
 51     3,      3        |          Tathagata, there may be beings who, having practised rules
 52     3,      3        |         true faith in them. Such beings, you must know, are those
 53     3,      3        |           Why? Because all these beings are free from the idea of
 54     3,      3        |         will be respected by all beings including Devas, Asuras,
 55     3,      3        |      hundred years, if there are beings who listening to this sutra
 56     3,      3        |         indeed be most wonderful beings. Why? Because they will
 57     3,      3        |        charity is to benefit all beings.~"The Tathagata teaches
 58     3,      3        |     no-ideas, and again that all beings are no-beings. Subhuti,
 59     3,      3        |          Vehicle). If there were beings who would hold and learn
 60     3,      3        |       and incomprehensible. Such beings are known to be carrying
 61     3,      3        |          is preserved, there all beings, including Devas and Asuras,
 62     3,      3        |         said to Subhuti: "Of all beings in those innumerable lands,
 63     3,      4, XXXV  |     enlightenment and enable all beings to achieve the perfection
 64     3,      4, XXXV  |        people, both of celestial beings and humankind, Mahamati,
 65     3,      4, XXXV  |       imagine in the rise of all beings [the reality of] oneness
 66     3,      4, XXXVII|     himself, for the sake of all beings to the [accomplishment of]
 67     3,      4, LXVIII|       Dharma in the world of all beings and in accordance with their
 68     3,      4, LXVIII|       paths of existence for all beings who are found closely attached [
 69     3,      5        |          and dispositions of all beings, in response to their infinitely-varied
 70     3,      5        |      identifies himself with all beings in the six paths of existence
 71     3,      5        |       the impulse to kill living beings, the impulse to take things
 72     3,      5        |        of various karma by which beings undergo several forms of
 73     3,      5        |        causes are given by which beings are transformed into varieties
 74     3,      5        |          are expiated. There are beings who turn into ascetics or
 75     3,      5        |        into ascetics or heavenly beings.~19. While disciplining
 76     3,      5        |     visited by all kinds of evil beings whereby he is . constantly
 77     4,      1        |         the same in all sentient beings. The reason why it does
 78     4,      1        |         self (atman) in whatever beings are produced by the interplay
 79     4,      1        |     Dharma there are no sentient beings, because it is free from
 80     4,      1        |        their will to cleanse all beings of their stains, they come
 81     4,      3        |    Self-nature. Seeing all human beings and non-human beings as
 82     4,      3        |       human beings and non-human beings as they are,~evil and good,
 83     4,      3        |          and oceans, whereby all beings and all plants, sentient
 84     4,      3        |       the original Nature of all beings.~29. When people of inferior
 85     4,      3        |     Prajna-wisdom, but since all beings cherish in themselves confused
 86     4,      3        |       inferior endowments.~Those beings who, listening to the "Abrupt"
 87     4,      3        |       are no other than ordinary beings; when there is one thought
 88     4,      3        |          enlightenment, ordinary beings at once turn into Buddhas.
 89     4,      4        |        Those, however, who cheat beings with their false knowledge,~
 90     4,      4        |    however much one uses it,~And beings are thereby benefited ungrudgingly
 91     4,      4        |         The same holds true when beings are clung to at the expense
 92     4,      4        |    lordly elephant or dragon and beings innumerable are thereby
 93     4,      4        |   degeneration is full of evils;~Beings are most poorly endowed
 94     4,      5        |      that Mind, Buddha, sentient beings, Bodhi (enlightenment),
 95     4,      5        |          the sutra that ordinary beings change in their thoughts
 96     4,      5        |          enlightened either. All beings since the beginningless
 97     4,      6        |   Pai-hsiu:~Buddhas and sentient beings2 both grow out of One Mind,
 98     4,      6  (2)   |       the Buddha and by sentient beings. This distinction goes on
 99     4,      6  (2)   |        existence, while sentient beings are ignorant multitudes
100     4,      6  (2)   |          is to have all sentient beings attain enlightenment like
101     4,      6  (2)   |          is anything in sentient beings that will transform them
102     4,      6  (2)   |          the Buddha and sentient beings and that as far as Mind
103     4,      6        |         segregated from sentient beings. But because we seek it
104     4,      6        |    himself.~Buddhas and sentient beings grow out of the One Mind
105     4,      6        |        emancipation and sentient beings for a form of defilement,
106     4,      6        |     between Buddhas and sentient beings; when once this state of
107     4,      6        |          one of us. All sentient beings however mean and degraded
108     4,      6        |        discriminations, sentient beings work out their karma and
109     4,      6        |   perfectly even in all sentient beings, in all the Buddha-lands,
110     4,      7, 2     |   working for the benefit of all beings. [--Each keeps a shop according
111     4,      7, 2     |       other than 'benefiting all beings'.--Not necessarily failing
112     4,      7, 2     |       other than 'benefiting all beings'.--Not necessarily altogether
113     4,      7, 2     |       other than 'benefiting all beings'.--Not necessarily altogether
114     4,      7, 3     |   working for the benefit of all beings. This being the case, what
115     5,      2        |       fatherhood of all sentient beings; no parental respectability
116     5,      6        |          OF MEDITATION"~Sentient beings are primarily all Buddhas:~
117     5,      6        |          exist;~Outside sentient beings, where do we find the Buddhas?~