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 1     2,      1     |      Adoration to the Teaching that knows no obstructions!~Thus: Om!
 2     3,      3     |    innumerable lands, the Tathagata knows well all their mental traits.
 3     3,      4     |          Mind, which being absolute knows no second. All that we see
 4     3,      5     |             of existence whereby he knows all their inner feelings
 5     3,      5     |            revealed here. The Yogin knows where he is; he is emancipated.~
 6     4,      1     |          the other; the Mind itself knows neither increase nor decrease.
 7     4,      1     |          suffers, and nobody really knows what peace is. Because the
 8     4,      2     | SHINJIN-NO-MEI)2~1. The Perfect Way knows no difficulties~Except that
 9     4,      3     |        freely comes and departs; he knows how to get rid of attaching
10     4,      3     |           The Essence of the Dharma knows no birth-and-death, no coming-and-going.
11     4,      4     |            after the Truth;~[For he knows that] ignorance in reality
12     4,      4     |            Dharma-body.~2. When one knows what the Dharma-body is,
13     4,      4     |          body, their spiritual life knows no poverty;~The poverty-stricken
14     4,      4     |           brightly illuminating and knows no obstructions,~It penetrates
15     4,      4     |           abuse,~Like unto space it knows no boundaries;~Yet it is
16     4,      4     |           along with it, and Heaven knows not its whereabouts.~36.
17     4,      4     |          the sands of the Ganga and knows no limits;~[To him] the
18     4,      5     |             Mind as it is in itself knows no stages, no causation,
19     4,      5     |            thoughts but the Sravaka knows no such changes [which means
20     4,      6     |          the beginningless past; it knows neither birth nor death;
21     4,      6     |             activity and passivity, knows no orientation, it has no
22     4,      8, 2  |        Exhausted and in despair, he knows not where to go,~He only
23     4,      8, 2  |            found the traces. He now knows that vessels, however varied,
24     4,      8  (1)|          poverty who wills nothing, knows nothing, desires nothing. "--(
25     4,      8, 2  |      streams flowing-whither nobody knows; and the flowers vividly
26     4,      8  (2)|             property he has, for he knows that the desire to possess
27     4,      8, 2  |     entrance of the valley,~And who knows how much of the fine fresh
28     5,      3     |         daily interview with me and knows how to be grateful for his