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 1 2 |    Tathagatas who desire welfare, wish for what is beneficial,
 2 5 |        spoke thus: "O Bhagavat, I wish to know the highest perfect
 3 8 |        Nirvana of all beings, who wish to perform the duty of a
 4 8 |    Bodhisattva in all worlds, who wish to serve all Buddhas, and
 5 8 |       have obtained Bodhi, should wish their stock of merit to
 6 8 |           country, as they should wish for, then may I not obtain
 7 8 |       teaching of the Law as they wish to hear, then may I not
 8 18|          borders of those rivers, wish to enjoy sport full of heavenly
 9 18|          into the rivers, if they wish it to be so; or if they
10 18|           it to be so; or if they wish it, the water rises to their
11 18|         Again, if the beings then wish the water to be cold, it
12 18|         cold, it is cold; if they wish it to be hot, it is hot;
13 18|           hot, it is hot; if they wish it to be hot and cold, it
14 18|         the borders of the river, wish that the sound should not
15 19|          they are satisfied, they wish different kinds of perfumes,
16 27|           of a good family should wish -What?-How then may I see
17 31|           joy, and proclaim their wish before that lord: "May our
18 37| innumerable merit. Again, if they wish that such handfulls of flowers
19 39|          this to the Bhagavat: 'I wish, O Bhagavat, to see that
20 41|        the dungeon, he would only wish for deliverance from there.
21 41|   perceive satisfaction. But they wish to remove one another, and
22 43|           this. Therefore, from a wish for this treatise of the