仁王護國般若經疏 5.44

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5.44

From "Great king, not only does it protect blessings" onward, the third clarifies protecting against all calamities. The "four grave offences" are unchaste conduct, stealing, killing, and lying. The "five heinous crimes" are killing one's father, killing one's mother, causing schism in the Sangha, killing an arhat, and shedding the Buddha's blood. The "eight difficult states" are: 1, hell; 2, animals; 3, hungry ghosts; 4, long-lived gods; 5, border regions; 6, defective sense faculties; 7, wrong views; and 8, not seeing the Buddha.

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