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 1     3,      1  (2)   |          mentation. There arc six forms of mentation, distinguishable
 2     3,      2  (1)   |     Kuan-yin Ching in Chinese. It forms the Twenty-fifth Chapter
 3     3,      2        |           himself in any of these forms and preach them the Dharma.~
 4     3,      2        |          by assuming varieties of forms, and by visiting different
 5     3,      3        |        eyes, he sees all kinds of forms illumined by the sunlight.~"
 6     3,      4, XXIV  |           varieties of bodies and forms, resuscitating the dead
 7     3,      4, XXXV  |          a world of multitudinous forms; with their thoughts saturated
 8     3,      4, XXXVII|         discrimination of the two forms of egolessness is mere imagination,
 9     3,      4, XXXVII|        the underworld, or various forms like sky, fire, etc.~All
10     3,      5        |          It is independent of all forms and ideas, and yet we cannot
11     3,      5        |           and all other composite forms which are subject to constant
12     3,      5        |           By Samatha the world of forms is shut out of one's consciousness
13     3,      5        |      which beings undergo several forms of torture in hell are explained;
14     3,      5        |         evil spirits and of beast forms. They, however, come back
15     3,      5        | infinitely variegated colours and forms is serenely reflected in
16     4,      2        |           likes and dislikes:~All forms of dualism~Are contrived
17     4,      4        |   ego-substance and devoid of all forms of objectivity,~And thereby
18     4,      4        |       loses its sense;~The twenty forms of Emptiness are not from
19     4,      4        |         the analysis of names and forms, and never known what fatigue
20     4,      5        |         they follow names, pursue forms, allow confusing imaginations
21     4,      5        |     divide your body into so many forms, and emitting rays of supernatural
22     4,      6        |        like space has no specific forms [whereby it can be distinguished
23     4,      6        |         means to be free from all forms of imagination.~Suchness
24     4,      6        |        get themselves attached to forms and to the world--which
25     5,      2        |           taking on himself these forms of dignity and respectability,
26     6,      2        |          divides himself into six forms each of which stands as
27     6,      4        |    represent the Vajra god in two forms; the one is masculine with