Part, Chapter, Paragraph

1     1,     10     |        this monastery keep on its quiet life, free from disturbances.~
2     4,      3  (2)|      false" and "moving" against "quiet" and as long as there is
3     4,      4     |        whether moving or standing quiet, the Essence itself is ever
4     4,      4     |         spears it never loses its quiet way,~So with poisonous drugs,
5     4,      5     |        know how to get out of his quiet contemplation, for he has
6     4,      6     |      cease to operate, it remains quiet. Those who have no definite
7     4,      6     | everything to pass through, it is quiet and at rest, it is illuminating,
8     5,      1     |            nor Buddha;~Absolutely quiet, and yet illuminating in
9     5,      4     |    experience for twenty years in quiet retirement. Surely enough,