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 1     1,      9  (1)|        nectar known as widely as space! Hail!"~
 2     3,      1  (1)|        self-nature is, like unto space, neither created nor destroyed,
 3     3,      3     |       you have the conception of space extending eastward?"~"No,
 4     3,      3     |       you have the conception of space extending towards the south,
 5     3,      5     |         in the vast emptiness of space which the one illuminative
 6     4,      2     |           perfect like unto vast space,~With nothing wanting, nothing
 7     4,      2     | quickening [time] and extending [space],~For it one instant is
 8     4,      3     |          it is like emptiness of space. To sit with a mind emptied
 9     4,      3     |       emptiness of indifference. Space contains the sun, the moon,
10     4,      3     |       hell-they are all in empty space. The emptiness of [Self-]
11     4,      3     |         is like the emptiness of space. So it is called great,
12     4,      4  (1)|       nothing. Of this class are space regarded as a mode of reality,
13     4,      4     |       are fulfilled;~Even in the space of a second the evil karma
14     4,      4     |      praise and abuse,~Like unto space it knows no boundaries;~
15     4,      6     |  thoughts, it eludes. It is like space whose boundaries are altogether
16     4,      6     |       This Mind is pure and like space has no specific forms [whereby
17     4,      6     |         between them. It is like space where there are no complexities,
18     4,      6     |          all over the world, but space itself gains thereby no
19     4,      6     |  darkness reigns everywhere, but space itself does not share this
20     4,      6     |         alternately prevail, but space itself is vast emptiness
21     4,      6     |       while outwardly it is like space, nothing is obstructed or