一切智光明仙人慈心因緣不食肉經 1.10
一切智光明仙人慈心因緣不食肉經 1.10
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「時彼國中有大婆羅門,名一切智光明,聰慧多智,廣博眾經;世間技藝,六十四能,無不綜練。聞佛出世,說《慈三昧光大悲海雲經》,即以世間一切義論難詰彼佛,盡其辭辯而不能屈。即便信伏為佛弟子,尋發阿耨多羅三藐三菩提心,而作是言:『我今於佛法中,誦持《大慈三昧光大悲海雲經》,以此功德,願於未來過算數劫,必得成佛而號彌勒。』於是捨家即入深山,長髮為相,修行梵行;八千歲中,少欲無事,乞食自活,誦持是經,一心除亂。
"At that time in that country there was a great Brahmin named Sarvajñaprabha (Light of Omniscience), intelligent and of vast wisdom, well-versed in numerous scriptures; among worldly arts and the sixty-four skills, there were none he had not mastered. Hearing that a Buddha had appeared in the world and was preaching the Sūtra of the Ocean Cloud of Great Compassion and Light of the Loving-Kindness Samādhi, he immediately challenged and interrogated that Buddha with all worldly treatises and arguments, exhausting his eloquence without being able to refute him. Thereupon, in faithful submission, he became a disciple of the Buddha, promptly generated the mind of anuttarā-samyak-saṃbodhi, and made this statement: 'Now, within the Buddha's Dharma, I recite and uphold the Sūtra of the Ocean Cloud of Great Compassion and Light of the Loving-Kindness Samādhi. By this merit, I vow that after passing through incalculable kalpas in the future, I will surely attain Buddhahood and be named Maitreya.' Thereupon he abandoned his household, entered deep into the mountains, took long hair as his sign, and cultivated the holy life (brahmacarya); for eight thousand years, with few desires and no worldly affairs, he sustained himself by begging for food, recited and upheld this sūtra, and single-mindedly eliminated distraction.
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