大方便佛報恩經 1.45
大方便佛報恩經 1.45
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- Classical Chinese
1.45
「爾時,夫人亦隨後從去。時王荒錯,心意迷亂,誤入十四日道——其道險難,無有水草。前行數日,糧𥹝已盡。本意盛一人分粮,行七日道,今者三人共食,誤入十四日道。數日,粮食已盡,前路猶遠。是時大王及與夫人舉聲大哭:『怪哉!怪哉!苦哉!苦哉!從生已來,常未曾聞有如是苦,如何今日身自更之?今日窮厄,衰禍已至。』舉手拍頭,塵土自坌,舉身投地,自悔責言:『我等宿世造何惡行?為殺父母、真人羅漢?為謗正法、壞和合僧?為畋獵漁捕,輕秤小斗劫奪眾生?為用招提僧物?云何今日受此禍對?』正欲小停,懼怨家至,若為怨得,必死不疑;正欲前進,飢渴所逼,命在呼噏。
"At that time, the queen also followed along behind him. At that time, the king was flustered and his mind was confused; by mistake, he entered the fourteen-day route—a road that was hazardous and difficult, devoid of water and grass. Having traveled forward for several days, their provisions were exhausted. Originally, he had packed one person's share of provisions to travel a seven-day route; now, three people ate together, and they had mistakenly taken the fourteen-day route. After several days, the provisions were already gone, and the road ahead was still far. At this time, the great king and the queen wailed aloud: 'How monstrous! How monstrous! What agony! What agony! From birth until now, we have never heard of such suffering; how is it that today our own bodies experience it? Today we are in dire extremity, and ruin has come upon us.' They struck their heads with their hands, covered themselves in dust, threw their bodies to the ground, and reproached themselves with remorse, saying: 'What evil deeds did we commit in past lives? Did we kill our parents or true arhats? Did we slander the saddharma or break up the harmonious saṅgha? Did we hunt and fish, or use light balances and small bushels to plunder living beings? Did we consume the property of the saṅgha of the four quarters? Why do we suffer this retribution today?' Just as they wished to stop briefly, they feared the enemy would arrive; if captured by the enemy, they would surely die. Just as they wished to advance, pressed by hunger and thirst, their lives hung by a breath."
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- ཐབས་མཁས་པ་ཆེན་པོ་སངས་རྒྱས་དྲིན་ལན་བསབ་པའི་མདོ — Classical Tibetan