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1 Forew | he speaks of the higher stages of consciousness he speaks 2 1, 10 | aspirations!~To go beyond the ten stages with a cap, and this without 3 3, 4, XXIV | regarding aspect of the stages [of Bodhisattvahood], the 4 3, 4, XXXV | continuously by degrees the stages of purification, enters 5 3, 4, XXXVII| egolessness of things and the stages of Bodhisattvahood. This 6 3, 4, LXVIII| the characteristics of the stages and no-stages. There is 7 3, 5 | description of more than fifty stages of attainment leading to 8 4, 4 | stage are stored up all the stages;~[Reality] is neither form, 9 4, 5 | it is in itself knows no stages, no causation, no imaginations. 10 4, 5 | this is not a matter of stages and processes. He has an 11 4, 6 | Bodhisattvaship such as the ten stages of faith, the ten stages 12 4, 6 | stages of faith, the ten stages of abiding, the ten stages 13 4, 6 | stages of abiding, the ten stages of discipline, and the ten 14 4, 6 | discipline, and the ten stages of turning-over. More or 15 4, 6 | after going through the ten stages its practical working is 16 4, 6 | and passed through all the stages of Bodhisattvahood; but 17 4, 8, 1 | illustrate by means of pictures stages of Zen discipline, for in