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Vimalakirti Nirdesa Sutra
Chapter 1: The Buddha Land (5)
those Bodhisattvas who were thus endowed with these qualities were :—(1) Samatavalokita-Bodhisattva [one who sees equality], (2) Asamatavalokita-Bodhisattva [one who sees non-equality], (3) Samatasamatavalokita-Bodhisattva [one who sees both equality and non-equality], (4) Sama-dhisvararaja-Bodhisattva [one who is powerful as a king in meditation], (5) Dharmesvara-Bodhisattva [one who is powerful in righteousness], (6) Dharmalakshana-Bodhisattva [one who comprehends the nature of things], (7) Prabhalakshana-Bodhisattva [one who comprehends the nature of light], (8) Prabha-vyuha-Bodhisattva [light-adorned one], (9) Mahavyuha-Bodhisattva [majestically adorned one], (10) Ratnakuta-Bodhisattva [treasure-heaped one], (11) Supralapakuta-Bodhisattva [lord of eloquence], (12) Ratnahasta-Bodhisattva [treasure-laden one], (13) Ratnamudrahasta-Bodhisattva [treasure-seal-handed one], (14) Sadotthitahasta-Bodhisattva [one with ever-lifted hands], (15) Sadavalambitahasta-Bodhisattva [one with ever-let-down hands], (16) Sadaprarudita-Bodhisattva [one ever weeping for those who suffer], (17) Harshendriya-Bodhisattva [one with joyful sense-organs], (18) Harsharaja-Bodhisattva [king of joy], (19) Supralapaghosha-Bodhisattva [one with eloquent voice], (20) Akasagarbha-Bodhisattva [one who conceives the sky], (21) Ratnadipadhara-Bodhisattva [one who holds the treasure-torch], (22) Ratnasura-Bodhisattva [one who is a hero as precious as a jewel], (23) Ratnadarsana-Bodhisattva [one whose understanding is like a jewel], (24) Indrajala-Bodhisattva [one who is like Indra’s jewelled net], (25) Prabhajala-Bodhisattva [one who is like a jewelled net of surpassing brilliancy], (26) Nalambana-samahita-Bodhisattva [one who meditates on the causelessness of things], (27) Jnanakuta-Bodhisattva [one who with a mass of wisdom], (28) Ratnavijaya-Bodhisattva [one who possesses the treasure surpassing that of the world], (29) Devaraja-Bodhisattva [king of deities], (30) Marapramardana-Bodhisattva [one who smashes the Evil One], (31) Vidyutprapta-Bodhisattva [one who holds lightning], (32) Isvararaja-Bodhisattva [mighty king], (33) Gunalamkara-Bodhisattva [one who is adorned with all qualities], (34) Simhanada-Bodhisattva [one who roars as a lion], (35) Stanitaghosha-Bodhisattva [one whose voice is like thunder], (36) Parvatasamghataghosha-Bodhisattva [one whose voice is like that of crashing mountains], (37) Gandhahastin-Bodhisattva [one whose fragrance is like that of an elephant], (38) Sveta-gandhahastin-Bodhisattva [one whose fragrance is like that of a white elephant], (39) Nityodyukta-Bodhisattva [ever-diligent one], (40) Anikshiptadhura-Bodhisattva [one who is never at rest], (41) Sujati-Bodhisattva [one who is of excellent birth], (42) Pushpavyuha-Bodhisattva [one adorning himself with flower] (43) Avalokitesvara-Bodhisattva [the lord of mercy for all sufferers], (44) Mahasthamaprapta-Bodhisattva [one possessing mighty power], (45) Brahmajala-Bodhisattva [one resembling Brahma’s jewelled net], (46) Ratnadanda-Bodhisattva [one possessing a jewelled scepter], (47) Ajita-Bodhisattva [the unconquered one], (48) Almkarakshetra-Bodhisattva [the possessor of the land of splendor], (49) Suvarnacuda-Bodhisattva [one with golden locks], (50) Manicuda-Bodhisattva [one whose hair is adorned with a precious gem], (51) Maitreya-Bodhisattva [a descendant of Mitra], (52) Manjusrikumarabhuta [Manjusri, one endowed with excellent virtue, the prince of the Law].
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