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 1     1,      6        |         THE TEACHING OF THE SEVEN BUDDHAS~Not to commit evils,~But
 2     1,      6        |           the teaching of all the Buddhas.~
 3     1,      9        |        one wishes to know all the Buddhas of the past, present, and
 4     1,      9        |   Absolute Mind.~Adoration to the Buddhas in the ten quarters;~Adoration
 5     1,      9  (1)   |           Hail! Adored be all the Buddhas! Vam!"~
 6     1,      9        |        purity.~We pray to all the Buddhas, all the Bodhisattva-Mahasattvas
 7     1,     10        |          We pray this to] all the Buddhas and Bodhisattva-Mahasattvas
 8     2,      1        |    DISASTERS~Adoration to all the Buddhas! Adoration to the Teaching
 9     2,      3        |       pure being empowered by all Buddhas!~O Vajragarbha who holds
10     3,      1        |    reaches final Nirvana. All the Buddhas of the past, present, and
11     3,      2        |          he has served myriads of Buddhas and made great vows of purity.~
12     3,      3        |         two, three, four, or five Buddhas, but already under thousands
13     3,      3        |         myriads of asamkhyeyas of Buddhas have they planted their
14     3,      3        |         Because, Subhuti, all the Buddhas and their supreme enlightenment
15     3,      3        |         For what reason? They are Buddhas who are free from all kinds
16     3,      3        |            and at that time I saw Buddhas as many as eighty-four hundred.
17     3,      3        |       attained by serving all the Buddhas, the latter will not exceed
18     3,      4, XXIV  |    Cakravarti by the hands of the Buddhas coming from all the Buddha-lands,
19     3,      4, XXXVII|          presents itself; and the Buddhas will come together from
20     3,      5        |         to help the Yogin, as the Buddhas and gods will guard him
21     3,      5        | consciousness attained by all the Buddhas, and he is now Love incarnate.
22     4,      3        |           nowhere coming; all the Buddhas of the past, present, and
23     4,      3        |           Therefore, we know that Buddhas when not enlightened are
24     4,      3        |          beings at once turn into Buddhas. Therefore, we know that
25     4,      4        |      finally come to,~But all the Buddhas, as numerous as the Ganga
26     4,      4        |        The Dharma-body of all the Buddhas enters into my own being,~
27     4,      5        |        come down from the ancient Buddhas is not dependent on meditation (
28     4,      6        |         master1 said to Pai-hsiu:~Buddhas and sentient beings2 both
29     4,      6        |          the true Buddha himself.~Buddhas and sentient beings grow
30     4,      6        |      devoted to the subject.]~the Buddhas in the ten quarters. Why?
31     4,      6        |        and passed over by all the Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, Sakrendra,
32     4,      6        |         is no distinction between Buddhas and sentient beings; when
33     4,      6        | particular respect different from Buddhas and Bodhisattvas--they are
34     4,      8, 2     |       they are all converted into Buddhas.~Bare-chested and bare-footed,
35     5,      2        |         to the loving thoughts of Buddhas and Fathers. If the monk
36     5,      2        |       transmission established by Buddhas and Fathers, and to walk
37     5,      3        |        untransmissible Way of the Buddhas and Fathers, they may yet
38     5,      3, 1     |         DAITO KOKUSHI'S LAST POEM~Buddhas and Fathers cut to pieces--~
39     5,      5        |        with the dribblings of the Buddhas and Fathers are called the
40     5,      6        |          beings are primarily all Buddhas:~It is like ice and water,~
41     5,      6        |      beings, where do we find the Buddhas?~Not knowing how near the
42     6,      1        |       they too are destined to be Buddhas.~On April 8 this baby Buddha