(1Q) (65) become those who are insuperable and are of steadfast intent through the imperturbability of their great friendliness (Skt. maitrī); (66) become those who are of profound resolve (Skt. adhyāśaya) in that their practice lies in non-objectification (Skt. anupalambha, etc.) and they have the ineffable as their sphere of activity; (67) become those who are fully conscientious and are of agreeable intent through rejoicing in the impact (Skt.vega) of Dharma; (68) become those of broad resolve through performing acts of worship and veneration to all Buddhas; (69) become those whose resolve is diverse through their having created diverse wholesome potentialities (Skt. kuśala-mūla); (70) become those who are of good resolve through the purity of their [moral] adornment; (71) become those of virtuous intent through their rejection of the faults of falsehood and anger; (72) become those who are of pure resolve through obtaining the radiance of omniscient cognition (Skt. sarvajña-jñāna); (73) become those who are of cheerful resolve through embracing extensive wisdom and having thoughts which are pure and devoid of harshness; (74) become those who have the resolve to take part in the grand display through the purity of their adornment of all world-systems (Skt. lokadhatu);