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 1     3,      4, LXVIII|        of the external world are understood to be due to the seeing
 2     4,      2        |      meaning [of the Way] is not understood~Peace of mind is disturbed
 3     4,      2        |        oneness is not thoroughly understood,~In two ways loss is sustained:~
 4     4,      2        |        of things is not properly understood, negation as well as affirmation
 5     4,      3        |   meaning (artha in Sanskrit) is understood, one is detached from birth
 6     4,      3        |      true working of Suchness is understood.~I advise you, O students
 7     4,      4        |           to the Dharma], all is understood, no strivings are required;~
 8     4,      4        |  original family is not properly understood,~You never attain to the
 9     4,      4        |     Avalokitesvara)~When this is understood, the karma-hindrances are
10     4,      4        |        by nature empty;~When not understood, we all pay for the past
11     4,      6        |         other than Buddha is not understood by Buddhists of the present
12     4,      7, 3     |   statement of his? If that monk understood Gensha, why did the latter
13     4,      7, 3     |          of Jizo.~When Gensha is understood, you will realize that his
14     4,      7, 3     | following way, for he thoroughly understood Gensha. Said Ummon to the
15     4,      7, 3     |    whether Ummon and Gensha both understood the problem in the same