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 1     3,      2     |           Bosatsu, will utter his name with singleness of mind,
 2     3,      2     |      great fire, if they hold the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu, the
 3     3,      2     |      waves, if they pronounce his name they will get into a shallower
 4     3,      2     |         person who will utter the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu all
 5     3,      2     |      injury, if he will utter the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu, the
 6     3,      2     |       they may hear him utter the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu, and
 7     3,      2     |         manacles, he uttering the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu will
 8     3,      2     |   singleness of thought utter the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu. As
 9     3,      2     |           fearlessness, utter his name and you will be delivered
10     3,      2     |      Because of this uttering the name of the Bosatsu they will
11     3,      2     |           let all beings hold the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu. O Mujinni,
12     3,      2     |        man; if he should hold the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu even
13     3,      2     |        kalpas. Those who hold the name of Kwanzeon Bosatsu gain
14     3,      2     |        them. When people hear his name and see his body and think
15     3,      5     | Tathagata-garbha which is another name for the Mind-essence. It
16     3,      5     |         the auditory sense as his name implies. It leads him up
17     4,      4  (1)|                 T'sao-ch'i is the name of the locality where Hui-neng
18     4,      5     |        Tao-i (Doichi). His family name was Ma, from the district
19     4,      5     |          ou (Sekito) whose family name was Chen came from the district
20     4,      5     |           of Tuan-chou. His other name was Hsi-ch'ien. While still
21     4,      5     |            Stone-head", gains his name because of his having a
22     4,      6     |     Vimala-kirti means "undefiled name"; undefiled is Essence and
23     4,      6     |          undefiled is Essence and name is form. Essence and form
24     4,      6     |       different things, hence the name Vimala-kirti ("pure-name").
25     4,      7, 5  |           Chou dynasty. His other name was Tzu-yeh. He could thoroughly
26     5,      1     |          has no form, much less a name;~Eyes fail to see it; It
27     5,      2  (1)|       This is Dai-o Kokushi's own name, Dai-o being his posthumous
28     5,      6     |        invocation of the Buddha's name, confession, and ascetic
29     6,      2     |  essentially compassionate as his name implies. He is sometimes