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 1     1,      9        |          one should contemplate the nature of this Dharmadhatu essentially
 2     3,      1  (4)   |         something of transcendental nature, although this rendering
 3     3,      4, XXIV  |             understanding as to the nature of the twofold egolessness.
 4     3,      4, XXIV  |          are characterized with the nature of false discrimination.
 5     3,      4, XXVIII|           is described by you as by nature bright and pure, as primarily
 6     3,      5        |          understanding the absolute nature of the purity of the Essence.
 7     3,      5        |      irrelevant when applied to the nature of the Essence and its relation
 8     4,      1        |            a deep faith in the True Nature which is the same in all
 9     4,      1        |      understanding of the threefold nature of emptiness, they are above
10     4,      2        |            nor abides.~17. Obey the nature of things, and you are in
11     4,      3        |            The emptiness of [Self-] nature as it is in all people is
12     4,      3        |         just like this.~25. [Self-] nature contains in it all objects;
13     4,      3        |           This is seeing into one's Nature and attaining the truth
14     4,      3        |           you will, seeing into the nature of your being, enter upon
15     4,      3        |         know thereby that their own Nature is originally endowed with
16     4,      3        | Prajna-wisdom which is the original Nature of all beings.~29. When
17     4,      3        |      themselves raise this original Nature all the time to the proper
18     4,      3        |            is seeing into one's own Nature. [He who thus sees into
19     4,      3        |          who thus sees into his own Nature] does not abide anywhere
20     4,      3        |             my Mind is known and my Nature is seen into I naturally
21     4,      4        |          samskrita1 are not of this nature;~Charity practised with
22     4,      4        |           thorough insight into the nature of Mind,~When the Yogin
23     4,      4        |            this I always enjoy.~One Nature, perfect and pervading,
24     4,      4        |             karma-hindrances are by nature empty;~When not understood,
25     4,      5        |             sermon:~"The Tao in its nature is from the first perfect
26     4,      5        |       insight into his own Original Nature. So we read in the sutra
27     4,      6  (2)   |        whether they are of the same nature as the latter; for if not
28     4,      6  (2)   |        concerned the two are of one nature. What then is this Mind?
29     4,      6        |             mental attitude Of this nature is that of one who has realized
30     4,      6        |       Buddha absolutely pure in its nature, and is present in every
31     4,      6        |            that all things in their nature are without possessions,
32     4,      7  (1)   |           those of Yengo. As to the nature and composition of the Pi-yen
33     4,      8, 2     |             violated his own inmost nature. The beast is lost, for
34     4,      8, 2     |       sweet-scented field. The wild nature is still unruly, and altogether
35     4,      8, 2     |             the power there is in a nature wild and ungoverned,~But
36     4,      8, 2     |             beast is faced round,~A nature so wild and ungoverned is
37     5,      1        |         Mind or Buddha violates its nature,~For it then becomes like