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 1     1,      1        |         listen to it, to accept and hold it;~May we truly understand
 2     2                |           root of which is dhr, "to hold" or "to convey", is ordinarily
 3     2,      2        |             heart.~Do, do the work!~Hold fast, hold fast! O great
 4     2,      2        |             do the work!~Hold fast, hold fast! O great victor!~Hold
 5     2,      2        |          hold fast! O great victor!~Hold on, hold on! I hold on.~
 6     2,      2        |            O great victor!~Hold on, hold on! I hold on.~To Indra
 7     2,      2        |         victor!~Hold on, hold on! I hold on.~To Indra the creator
 8     3,      2        |          into a great fire, if they hold the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu,
 9     3,      2        |           Therefore, let all beings hold the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu.
10     3,      2        |           another man; if he should hold the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu
11     3,      2        |          kotis of kalpas. Those who hold the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu
12     3,      3        |          much more a person who can hold and recite this sutra! Subhuti,
13     3,      3        |            be called? How should we hold it?"~The Buddha said to
14     3,      3        |          and by this title you will hold it. The reason is, Subhuti,
15     3,      3        |      believe, to understand, and to hold this sutra to which I have
16     3,      3        |      believe, to understand, and to hold it, they will indeed be
17     3,      3        |             in the time to come who hold and recite this sutra, they
18     3,      3        |        merit of one who would copy, hold, learn, and recite and expound
19     3,      3        |         there were beings who would hold and learn and expound it
20     3,      3        |            They are unable to hear, hold, learn, recite, and for
21     3,      3        |          there have been people who hold and recite and learn this
22     3,      3        |         last five hundred years who hold, recite, and learn this
23     3,      3  (1)   |       moment we think we have taken hold of a thought, it is no more
24     3,      4, XXXV  |            beginningless time, they hold fast to ideas such as oneness
25     3,      4, XXXV  |          those people nihilists who hold the doctrine of no-birth
26     3,      4, LXVIII|        jewel, and the elements; and hold such views at every stage
27     3,      4, LXVIII|            non-being is to be taken hold of.~Further, Mahamati, there
28     3,      5        |     objective world. By thus taking hold of the Mind-essence, there
29     4,      2        |             because of the One,~But hold not even to this One;~When
30     4,      2        |           trouble ourselves to take hold of them?~Gain and loss,
31     4,      4        |           four elements go off your hold,~And in the midst of the
32     4,      4        |            mirror,~But who can take hold of the moon reflected in
33     4,      4        | Tathagatahood?~24. Only let us take hold of the root and not worry
34     4,      4        |           When one attempts to take hold of the true by abandoning
35     4,      4        |            lose it.~You cannot take hold of it, nor can you get rid
36     4,      6        |       himself, or to make Mind take hold of itself--this is an impossibility
37     4,      7, 2     |            to see you even when you~hold up a mallet or a hossu. [--
38     4,      7, 3     |            to see you even when you hold up a mallet or a hossu.
39     4,      8, 2     |           the boy has at last taken hold of the ox:~But how wild
40     4,      8, 2     |          let the nose-string loose, hold it tight, and allow no vacillation.~
41     5,      4        |        branches, [instead of taking hold of the root itself].~
42     5,      6        |            for ever unmoved;~Taking hold of the not-thought which