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 1     1,      9  (1)|            the Tathagata of Infinite Light! Namely: O Nectar-raising
 2     2,      3     |      all-pervading, all-illuminating light, is pure in his self-nature,
 3     2,      3     |              with a thousand rays of light!~O all the Tathagatas who
 4     3,      2     |               He is a pure, spotless light and, like the sun, dispels
 5     3,      2     |           fire; his all-illuminating light fills the world.~His body
 6     4,      1  (1)|     containing the text have come to light. The one is in the Masters
 7     4,      3     |             things are viewed in the light of wisdom (chih-hui=prajna),
 8     4,      3     |              are to be viewed in the light of this wisdom (chih-hui)
 9     4,      3     |             it blows hard no rays of light are visible.~There is no
10     4,      4     |             an illusion,~The rays of light emanating from one perfect
11     4,      4     |       intrinsic relation to my inner Light.~34. [This inner Light]
12     4,      4     |         inner Light.~34. [This inner Light] is beyond both praise and
13     4,      4     |           many minds came to see the Light.~38. Even the true need
14     4,      4     |           the dirt is wiped off, the light shines out;~So when both
15     4,      5     |        emitting rays of supernatural light perform the eighteen miracles,
16     4,      6     |           worlds: when it rises, its light pervades all over the world,
17     4,      6     |             not share this darkness. Light and darkness drive each
18     4,      6     |         Buddha for a form of purity, light, and emancipation and sentient
19     4,      8, 2  |           the clouds. The one ray of light serene and penetrating shines
20     4,      8  (1)|         Eckhart as quoted by Inge in Light, Life, and Love.)~
21     6,      2     | entanglements in order to reveal the light of transcendental Prajna.