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# Shikshasamuccaya 95

English (machine translation) 95

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### [95](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.sanskrit.marga.siksasamuccaya~en-mt.95)

As is said in the Bodhisattvaprātimokṣa: "The path undertaken by the bodhisattva undergoes suffering for the sake of all sentient beings. If, for the bodhisattva who stands having undertaken that path, even after the lapse of ten million eons, a single thought of pleasure should arise—even the thought of sitting down—at that moment the bodhisattva must produce this thought: 'Having taken on the emergency of all sentient beings, I sit avoiding even this.'" \[…\] Also Mañjuśrī said:

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