Chapter

 1 III|        the recollection of former births. Generations of dead calligraphers
 2 IX |           some after two or three births; while many rise directly
 3 IX |       power of remembering former births; - (6) Rojin-Tsû, infinite
 4 IX |          certain number of former births, together with the capacity
 5 IX |    corresponding number of future births; - in the next higher state
 6 IX |        higher state the number of births remembered increases; -
 7 IX |       state of Bosatsu all former births are visible to memory. But
 8 IX |           all of his own for. mer births, but likewise all births
 9 IX |          births, but likewise all births that ever have been or can
10 IX |         been able to remember all births and states of limited being, -
11 IX |          Only through millions of births have we been able to reach
12 X  | possibility of remembering former births. It will be found to reflect
13 X  | possibility of remembering former births seems to me to depend upon
14 XI |          pain of seeing my former births. I can say only that no
15 XI |           Power to see all former births belongs only to those eternally
16 XI |      therefore to see your former births could give you only pain."~ ~