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 1 I      |      one place while his living body was in another. Also I inquired
 2 II     |    dreams to see.~VI~Though his body were broken to pieces, though
 3 IV     |      that I can forget having a body. Cold compels painful notions
 4 IV     | incalculable. What is the human body? A form built up out of
 5 V      |      see all the details of the body of a grasshopper, a butterfly,
 6 VI     |       was so angry that all her body trembled. Then she sat down
 7 VI     |      the place made warm by the body of another is to take into
 8 VIII   |      silent passion,~Making its body burn, is deeper than all
 9 VIII(2)|         196} never-cry-firefly, body scorch! What Karma because-of,
10 VIII(2)|     light really burned its own body.
11 VIII   |        is fixed the life of the body; - ~Bidding me wait for
12 VIII(3)|          Old-young not-fixed-of body being, time-wait to-say,
13 VIII   |       205}~Not yet indeed is my body garbed in the ink-black
14 VIII(1)|        or nun's outer robe] in, body not clad, but heart-one
15 IX     |       related to the perishable body, and all doomed to dissolve
16 IX     |     that the mind dies with the body. Any reader unfamiliar with
17 IX     |         transmigrates from this body to another?" "No: there
18 IX(1)  |         Law-Body [or 'spiritual body']." - CHISHÔ-HISHÔ).~   "
19 IX     |        call Self is mind and is body; - both perpetually decay;
20 IX     |         total disintegration of body and the final dissolution
21 IX(1)  |       entity, - not a spiritual body, in our meaning of the term,
22 IX(1)  |       this is called Will-Birth Body. . . . The Buddha makes
23 IX(1)  |        The Buddha makes Law his body, and remains pure as empty
24 X(2)   |         Incomprehensible Divine Body. In Heaven and Earth it