楞伽阿跋多羅寶經註解 4.264

4.264

"Those bodhisattvas
Who aspire to seek the Buddha path—
Regarding alcohol, meat, and scallions,
What are the rules for drink and food?
We only pray the Unsurpassed Honored One
Will explain out of pity.
Craved and clung to by foolish mortals,
Foul, filthy, and of ill repute,
Relished by tigers and wolves—
How could it be eaten?
Those who eat incur all faults;
Not eating brings blessing and good.
We only pray you explain for my sake
The guilt and merit of eating and not eating."