首楞嚴義疏注經 8.346
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The border of fire is the dwelling place of hungry ghosts; from the water wheel downward to the boundary of the fire wheel, it is near the hells. 'Receiving a body of fierce fire' means that due to karmic power, one receives the fire's fiery breath to form a body, and thus is constantly burned, with fire blazing from joint to joint. 'Water can harm oneself' means suffering from the lack of water; if they encounter it, it turns to fire and burns their bodies, which is why it says 'harms oneself'.
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