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 1 Forew                |       therefore important that the words of a qualified Master should
 2     1,      1        |         meaning of the Tathagata's words!~
 3     2,      3        |         which consists of the best words, of the great true phrases!~
 4     3,      1  (1)   |    Prajnaparamita, which is beyond words, thought, and praise, whose
 5     3,      3        |           One, if beings hear such words and statements, would they
 6     3,      3        |        what is real, the one whose words are as they are, the one
 7     3,      4, LXVIII|            more become attached to words according to which we grasp
 8     3,      4, LXVIII|      destroy our discrimination of words and letters; and, by means
 9     3,      4, LXVIII| consciousness], which is more than words [Can express].~Said the
10     3,      4, LXVIII|          we try to understand with words. For instance, there are
11     3,      5        |          unconsciousness; in other words, he has no dreams. His mental
12     4,      1        |        will not then be a slave to words, for he is in silent communion
13     4,      2  (2)   |            is one of those Chinese words which defy translation.
14     4,      2  (2)   |         the Chinese Tripitaka such words as prajna, bodhi, buddha,
15     4,      2        |            and Mind,~This is where words fail;~For it is not of the
16     4,      6        |          it transcends all limits, words, traces, and opposites.
17     4,      6        |            cuts off the passage to words and puts an end to all form
18     4,      7  (1)   |          popular of Zen texts. The words in brackets in the "Illustrative
19     4,      7, 3     |      search for the meaning in the words which kill; you are requested
20     4,      7, 3     |      spirit is not to be sought in words. You will also see that
21     4,      8, 1     |         the poems and introductory words attached to the pictures.
22     5,      1        |          having nothing to do with words.~Wishing to entice the blind,~
23     5,      1        |           Buddha has playfully let words escape his golden mouth;~
24     5,      1        |           the Dharma,~Exhaust your words, empty your thoughts,~For
25     5,      2  (1)   |          his disciples as his last words when he was about to pass
26     5,      4        |        Kokyu) was touched with the words of warning given by Po-yun (
27     5,      6        |           the Mahayana,~We have no words to praise it fully:~The