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 1 VII    | passionless golden beauty of the Buddha in his shrine; the colorific
 2 VII    |          doctrine of one eternal Buddha as Father and Saviour; its
 3 VII    |       uttered in the time of the Buddha himself, and so often recorded
 4 VIII   |       smile of a woman,~A wooden Buddha is he - a Buddha of bronze
 5 VIII   |          wooden Buddha is he - a Buddha of bronze or stone!2~And
 6 VIII   |      bronze or stone!2~And why a Buddha of wood, or bronze, or stone?
 7 VIII   |        stone? Because the living Buddha was not~p. 201}~so insensible,
 8 VIII(2)|          the stone images of the Buddha {footnote p. 201} placed
 9 VIII   |       that was or teaching {Lord Buddha's or upside-down} teaching!~
10 VIII   | therefore "Lord Sakya," or "Lord Buddha." But saka-sama is a Japanese
11 VIII(1)|         dead person as well as a Buddha. (See my Glimpses of Unfamiliar
12 VIII   |          I hear that prayer with Buddha's face; but hereafter~My
13 IX     |      recounting the death of the Buddha, represents him as rapidly
14 IX(1)  |           all these shall become Buddha." - CHÛ-IN-KYÔ."~   "Even
15 IX(1)  |          accord with the mind of Buddha. . . . then there will not
16 IX     |     rises above all forms is the Buddha." But what can remain to
17 IX     |         the Muga no Taiga, - the Buddha enwombed in Karma. Within
18 IX     |     Avatamsaka-Sutra): "Child of Buddha, there is not even one living
19 IX     |      from the wisdom of the very Buddha."~ ~   Here we may pause
20 IX     |         the vilest must become a Buddha. In such a system there
21 IX     |       able to remember, like the Buddha of the Jatakas, all the
22 IX     |       are not of man, but of the Buddha within the man. And as these
23 IX     |   revelation comes. The dreaming Buddha, freed from the last ghostly
24 IX     |       visible to memory. But the Buddha sees not only all of his
25 IX     |     incarnations of but a single Buddha.~   A reconciliation is
26 IX(1)  |       Will-Birth Body. . . . The Buddha makes Law his body, and
27 IX     |        living creature is a pure Buddha: the visible form and thinking
28 X      |          in the doctrines of the Buddha. As a literary work it is,
29 XI     |        in illusion, not even the Buddha could give power to look