Three More Worlds' Names for the Four Noble Truths

"Buddha's children! What is called, in this Sahā world, the Noble Truth of Suffering — within that Abundant Overflow world, it is variously named: the Place of Love and Defilement, or named the Root of Peril and Harm, or named the Portion of the Ocean of Being, or named Formed Through Accumulation, or named the Root of Distinction, or named Increase, or named Arising and Ceasing, or named Obstruction, or named the Root of Sword and Blade, or named Formed Through Number. Buddha's children! What is called the Noble Truth of Suffering's Origin — within that Abundant Overflow world, it is variously named: Worthy of Loathing, or named Name and Word, or named Without Exhaustion, or named Portion and Measure, or named Not Worthy of Love, or named Able to Seize and Devour, or named the Coarse, Base Thing, or named Love and Attachment, or named the Vessel, or named Motion. Buddha's children! What is called the Noble Truth of Suffering's Cessation — within that Abundant Overflow world, it is variously named: the Severing of Continuity, or named Opening and Revealing, or named Without Any Word, or named Nothing to Be Cultivated, or named Nothing to Be Seen, or named Nothing to Be Done, or named Tranquil Cessation, or named Already Burned Away, or named Laying Down the Heavy Burden, or named Already Removed and Destroyed. Buddha's children! What is called the Noble Truth of the Path to Suffering's Cessation — within that Abundant Overflow world, it is variously named: the Conduct of Tranquil Cessation, or named the Conduct of Going Forth, or named Diligent Cultivation and Realization, or named Going Forth in Peace and Security, or named Immeasurable Life, or named Excellent Understanding, or named the Ultimate Path, or named Hard to Cultivate, or named Reaching the Far Shore, or named Unable to Be Surpassed. Buddha's children! The Abundant Overflow world's teaching of the Four Noble Truths has such names as these, four hundred million and ten thousand of them; according to the mind of every living being, it causes them all to be tamed."

"Buddha's children! What is called, in this Sahā world, the Noble Truth of Suffering — within that Gathering In world, it is variously named: Able to Plunder and Rob, or named Not a Good Friend, or named Much Terror, or named Every Kind of Idle Discourse, or named the Nature of Hell, or named Not the True Meaning, or named the Burden of Desire, or named the Deep, Heavy Root, or named Turning According to the Mind, or named the Root's Own Emptiness. Buddha's children! What is called the Noble Truth of Suffering's Origin — within that Gathering In world, it is variously named: Craving and Attachment, or named Evil Accomplishment, or named Fault and Evil, or named Swiftness, or named Able to Grasp and Seize, or named Perception, or named Possessing Fruit, or named Nothing That Can Be Spoken, or named Nothing That Can Be Taken, or named Transmigration. Buddha's children! What is called the Noble Truth of Suffering's Cessation — within that Gathering In world, it is variously named: Non-Regression, or named Free of Speech, or named Without Any Mark or Form, or named Worthy of Delight, or named Firmness, or named Supreme and Wondrous, or named Free of Delusion, or named Utter Extinction, or named Distant from Evil, or named Going Forth. Buddha's children! What is called the Noble Truth of the Path to Suffering's Cessation — within that Gathering In world, it is variously named: Free of Words, or named Free of Contention, or named Teaching and Guidance, or named Excellent Dedication, or named Great Skillfulness, or named Distinct Skillful Means, or named Like Empty Space, or named Tranquil Conduct, or named Supreme Wisdom, or named Able to Understand the Meaning. Buddha's children! The Gathering In world's teaching of the Four Noble Truths has such names as these, four hundred million and ten thousand of them; according to the mind of every living being, it causes them all to be tamed."

"Buddha's children! What is called, in this Sahā world, the Noble Truth of Suffering — within that Abundant Benefit world, it is variously named: the Heavy Burden, or named Not Firm, or named Like a Thief, or named Old Age and Death, or named Formed by Love, or named Transmigration, or named Weariness, or named the Evil Mark and Form, or named Birth and Growth, or named the Sharp Blade. Buddha's children! What is called the Noble Truth of Suffering's Origin — within that Abundant Benefit world, it is variously named: Ruin, or named Turbidity, or named Regression and Loss, or named Powerlessness, or named Loss, or named Discord, or named Disharmony, or named That Which Is Done, or named Grasping, or named Intention and Desire. Buddha's children! What is called the Noble Truth of Suffering's Cessation — within that Abundant Benefit world, it is variously named: Emerging from Prison, or named Truth, or named Free of Calamity, or named Shelter and Protection, or named Free of Evil, or named Following and According, or named the Root, or named Abandoning the Cause, or named the Unconditioned, or named Without Any Continuity. Buddha's children! What is called the Noble Truth of the Path to Suffering's Cessation — within that Abundant Benefit world, it is variously named: Penetrating to Non-Existence, or named the Seal of Everything, or named the Treasury of Samādhi, or named Attaining Light, or named the Dharma of Non-Regression, or named Able to Exhaust Being, or named the Vast Path, or named Able to Tame, or named Possessing Peace and Security, or named the Root Free of Transmigration. Buddha's children! The Abundant Benefit world's teaching of the Four Noble Truths has such names as these, four hundred million and ten thousand of them; according to the mind of every living being, it causes them all to be tamed."