首楞嚴義疏注經 5.8

5.8

"I only wish that Great Compassion would pity those who are submerged and drowning. In today's body and mind, what is the knot? Whence is it called untying? May this also enable future afflicted sentient beings to escape samsāra and not fall into the three realms of existence." Having spoken these words, together with the great assembly, he cast his five limbs to the ground, weeping tears of ardent sincerity, awaiting the Tathāgata Buddha's unsurpassed instruction.