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 1 Forew               |     pioneer teacher of the subject outside Japan, for except for Kaiten
 2     1,     11       |           denizens of the darkness outside the Iron Mountains (cakravala) !~
 3     3,      4, XVIII|       notion that there is a world outside what is seen of the Mind
 4     3,      5       |            of the world, nor is it outside the world. Therefore the
 5     3,      5       |            senses. If it is sought outside them, it nowhere exists,
 6     4,      3       |           abide anywhere inside or outside; he freely comes and departs;
 7     4,      5       | beginningless past have never been outside the Dharma-essence itself;
 8     4,      6       |         Buddha; there is no Buddha outside Mind, nor is there any Mind
 9     4,      6       |        Mind, nor is there any Mind outside Buddha. This Mind is pure
10     4,      6       |          this is seeking something outside Mind itself, or creating
11     4,      6       |             as long as he seeks it outside himself in the ten quarters,
12     4,      6       |          his efforts wasted in his outside research. So says the Buddha, "
13     4,      8, 2    |       overwhelming pressure of the outside world, the ox is hard to
14     4,      8, 2    |            no cognisance of things outside,~Behold the streams flowing-whither
15     5,      6       |            water no ice can exist;~Outside sentient beings, where do
16     6,      4       |            Indian god. He is found outside the temple buildings. As