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Also, the complete dedication to enlightenment is also a phrase from the sutra. Kauśika, furthermore, the bodhisattva mahasattvas who practice the six perfections, whatever is given in generosity, all of that should be shared with all sentient beings, and so on, is explained. Making the mind independent with six actions is also a phrase from the sutra. Thus, whatever son or daughter of good family who practices the six perfections, such mindfulness will arise, and so on, is explained. Bowing down to all beings, including virtuous friends, is also a phrase from the sutra. After speaking thus, the lord of the gods, Indra, said to the Bhagavan: "O Bhagavan, to what extent does this Prajñāpāramitā subdue the bodhisattva mahasattvas?" and so on, is explained. Overpowering desire and so on is also mentioned at the beginning of the twenty-seventh chapter. Then, the Bhagavan said to Indra, the lord of the gods, "Thus," and so on, is explained. Overpowering with the practice of harming others is also a phrase from the sutra. Kauśika, furthermore, whatever son or daughter of good family who holds this Prajñāpāramitā, and so on, until it is inseparable from the mind of all-knowingness, if someone destroys it with non-medicine, and so on, is explained. Cultivating in perfect and complete enlightenment is also a phrase from the sutra. The past Tathāgatas, Arhats, perfect and complete Buddhas also trained in this, and so on, is explained. Making the object of reliance an object of offering is also a phrase from the sutra. Kauśika, furthermore, this Prajñāpāramitā, having written it in letters, holding it without grasping, without reciting, and so on, because it is worthy of being bowed down to, and so on, is explained.