Chapter

 1 II  |     Even as out of poverty comes the thief, so out of love
 2 IV  | sense of personal identity comes, death cannot be seriously
 3 IV  |  of the voidness of things comes only when the temperature
 4 VIII| birth the same night never comes.~But even as a summer unusually
 5 VIII|  Wheel, the thought of him comes and goes.1~This is a hauta: - ~
 6 VIII|    wanes, and the darkness comes with love.2~All things change,
 7 IX  | perception of larger truth comes to him. In the fourth stage
 8 IX  |  vanishes, and the thought comes: It is all infinite reason. [
 9 IX  |    sixth stage the thought comes, "Nothing at all exists."
10 IX  |   to exist. And after this comes Nirvana.~   The same sutra,
11 IX  |    immeasurable revelation comes. The dreaming Buddha, freed
12 IX  |    many kôtis of æons, now comes to hear the Law." These