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 1     2           |        neng-ch'ih, "that which holds". A dharani is considered
 2     2,      2   |     face, hail!~To the one who holds a weapon in his hand, hail!~
 3     2,      2   |     hand, hail!~To the one who holds a wheel in his hand, hail!~
 4     2,      2   |     hand, hail!~To the one who holds a lotus in his hand, hail!~
 5     2,      3   |    remove disasters, O one who holds an eternal life!~Cleanse
 6     2,      3   |       Six Paramitas!~O one who holds the great seal empowered
 7     2,      3   |     Buddhas!~O Vajragarbha who holds the Vajra! Let my body be
 8     2,      3   |   thoroughgoing way!~O one who holds a great seal empowered with
 9     3,      2   | Mujinni, if there is a man who holds the names of all the Bodhisattvas
10     3,      2   | compassion, and like the ocean holds in himself an inestimable
11     3,      5   |         and in it this formula holds: form is emptiness and emptiness
12     4,      1   |     one essence, and he firmly holds on to this belief and never
13     4,      4   |      in rags,~But their spirit holds within itself a rare invaluable
14     4,      4   |   middling one learns much and holds much doubt;~The point is
15     4,      4   |     evils all around;~The same holds true when beings are clung
16     4,      4   |      phrase [issuing from him] holds true for hundreds of thousands
17     4,      5   |       birth and death, he then holds the unparalleled treasure
18     4,      8, 2|      of the leader;~The leader holds the rope tightly in his
19     6,      2   |   Prajna. Sitting on a lion he holds a sword which is meant to
20     6,      2   |     the Bodhisattva-doctor. He holds a medicine jar in his hands