Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1     1,     11     |        bell might go beyond our earth,~And be heard even by all
 2     2,      2     |     Defilement, defilement!~The earth, the earth!~It is the heart.~
 3     2,      2     |      defilement!~The earth, the earth!~It is the heart.~Do, do
 4     3,      2  (1)| Sanskrit, "the supporter of the earth".~
 5     3,      5     |     world with its expansion of earth, its towering mountains,
 6     4,      2     |      difference,~And heaven and earth are set apart;~If you wish
 7     4,      3     |    stars, constellations, great earth, mountains, and rivers.
 8     4,      3     |      naturally growing small on earth, which, being once soaked
 9     4,      5     |    decomposition will return to earth here in the month to come."
10     4,      8, 2  |      fixed on things not of the earth, earthy. Even if he is called,
11     5,      1     |        even prior to heaven and earth;~Indeed, it has no form,
12     5,      1     |        golden mouth;~Heaven and earth are ever since filled with
13     5,      2     |      over a limited area of the earth compares with it. Its respectability
14     5,      6     |       itself to them,~This very earth is the Lotus Land of Purity,~
15     6,      1     |       connection again with the earth. So the three most significant
16     6,      1     |        and with his left at the earth, and he exclaims: "Above
17     6,      2     |       frequently encountered on earth.~