大方便佛報恩經 7.33

7.33

"Furthermore, if one gives rise to a purely wholesome mind toward sentient beings, through this cause and condition one obtains soft and tender hands and feet, smooth and fine skin, and dust and dirt not adhering [to it]. If one cultivates and gathers sequentially and cultivates and gathers at proper seasons, through this cause and condition one obtains the second, third, and fourth marks. If one delights in cultivating wholesome dharmas with a mind that neither regrets nor retreats, through this cause and condition one obtains a golden-colored body, a constant aura, white teeth, and the curl mark between the eyebrows. If upon hearing praise one does not give rise to arrogance, and conceals wholesome dharmas without letting others know, through this cause and condition one obtains the mark of the horse-concealed organ. If one dedicates the wholesome dharmas cultivated toward bodhi, through this cause and condition one obtains the mark of one hair per pore, body hairs growing upward, forty teeth in the mouth, and the mark of the most supreme taste. Because of diligent vigor, through this cause and condition one obtains square jawbones and the mark of an upper body like a lion. Because of sincerely cherishing all sentient beings as though viewing an only child, through this cause and condition one obtains even teeth, dark-blue eyes, and the ox king eye mark. Because of cultivating and gathering wholesome dharmas without knowing satisfaction or weariness, through this cause and condition one obtains the remaining marks."