長阿含經 26.p56
The Long Discourses (selected sūtras) 26.p56
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26.p56
“It’s like the Ajiravatī River when its current is as high as its banks and a crow could drink from it. Suppose a person on the near shore who’s been tightly bound called in vain to the other shore, ‘Cross over to me!’ Would the other shore cross over to this person?”
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