BODHISATTVA CLASS. 



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55 Asaihkhyeyalokadliatu 

 buddhanusmrtisama- 

 dhisatatasamita-abhimii- 

 khibhutah 



56 Aparimita buddhadhyesa- 

 nakusalah 



57 Nanadrstyanusayaparyava- 

 sthanaklesaprasamana- 

 kusalah 



58 Samadhivikriditah satasa- 

 hasranirliarakusalah 



59 Sarvajnataniryatah 



60 Traidhatukamajna 



61 Gatimgatah 



62 Sarvasap'aripurakah 



63 Apramanasamadhisamapat- 



tisamanvagatah 



64 Amoghakayavagmanaskar- 

 mantabhivuktah 



65 Apramanasamadhicaryad- 

 histhitah 



66 Kamagunairaliptah 



67 vSarvasamadhi-vasitapara- 



miihgatah 



68 Anupalipto lokadharmaih 



69 Yuktapratibhanah 



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he is excellent in the deep medi- 

 tation on remembering the 

 Buddhas of innumerable re- 

 gions of the world. 



he knows how to pray (or make 

 his prayer) to innumerable 

 Buddhas. 



he is expert in reconciling dif- 

 ferent theories, in dispelling 

 fear and in assuaging dis- 

 tress. 



he is expert in making a hun- 

 dred thousand amusing deep 

 meditations. 



he endeavours to become omni- 

 scient (or he will certainly 

 become all-knowing). 



is not passionately fond of the 

 three regions (or worlds). 



he is accomplished in judg- 

 ment. 



he is the fulfiUer of all wishes 



(or hopes), 

 he is possessed of an immense 



number of deep meditations 



and ecstacies. 



he earnestly exercises himself 

 in the moral actions of the 

 body, speech and mind, with- 

 in their proper limits. 



he is blessed (or endowed) with 

 the practice of immense deep 

 meditations. 



is not possessed of lust (there 

 is no cupidity in him). 



he has obtained an excellent 

 command over all deep medi- 

 tations. 



he is not entangled (clothed) 

 with worldly things. 



he has a proper boldness (or he 

 is bold in understanding). 



