Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1     3,      3  |              a Bodhisattva practises charity he should not be cherishing
 2     3,      3  |            of a form when practising charity, nor is he to cherish the
 3     3,      3  |     Bodhisattva should thus practise charity without cherishing any idea
 4     3,      3  |              a Bodhisattva practises charity without cherishing any idea
 5     3,      3  |            Bodhisattva who practises charity without cherishing any idea
 6     3,      3  |           and give them all away for charity, would not the merit he
 7     3,      3  |         treasures, Uses them all for charity, would not this merit be
 8     3,      3  |       Bodhisattva is not to practise charity by dwelling on form. Subhuti,
 9     3,      3  |              the reason he practises charity is to benefit all beings.~"
10     3,      3  |          Bodhisattva should practise charity, cherishing a thought which
11     3,      3  |       nothing. If he should practise charity without cherishing a thought
12     4,      1  |           are ever ready to practise charity with their body, life, and
13     4,      1  | enlightenment. As with the virtue of charity, so with the other five
14     4,      4  |              are not of this nature;~Charity practised with the idea
15     4,      4  |            silent;~The great gate of charity is wide open with no obstructions
16     5,      6  |        virtues of perfection such as charity, morality, etc.,~And the