法句譬喻經 23.p2

23.p2

“My life is now at rest, with no anger amongst those who are angry (or those who hate). Men indeed on all sides feel anger, but my life (conduct) is free from anger. My life is now at rest, free from disease amongst the diseased; all men suffer from disease, to me there is none. My life is now at rest, sorrowless in the midst of sorrow; all men have sorrow, but I have none. My life is now at rest, in perfect peace, without any personal aim (wou wei), feeding on (unearthly) joys, like the bright gods above (Abhāsvaras). My life is now at rest, calm, indifferent, with no thought about 'what I must do.' Pile up then the wood, and let the fire encircle me; but how can it touch such an one as I?”