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# 律相感通傳 1.94

律相感通傳 1.94

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [1.94](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1898.1.94)

「綿州巴西縣人也，得第二果，客遊新繁村中，教學其人不食酒肉。村人多信外道，與其酒肉令食，其人不食，村人遂打之。其人能書，村人從乞，不與，又更被打，復不禮遇，遂即慎惱。因發誓願，於村外草中仰臥，以筆向空書之。村人怪問。答云：『我書經本，遣天看讀，不許人見。』上界諸天將天中紙向下承筆，遂寫得《金剛般若經》一卷，經于七日方始得了。諸天於上造作寶蓋覆之，地遂無草。放牛小兒避雨，多於其下。村人怪其衣燥，答云：『我於苟先生寫經處避雨。』村人因此遂即信敬。今於其處以木為欄，不許侵污。每至齋日，村人於中設會。」

> "He was a man of Baxi County in Mian Prefecture who had attained the second fruit. Sojourning in a village in Xinfan, he taught its people not to consume alcohol or meat. The villagers mostly believed in heterodox ways; they gave him alcohol and meat, urging him to eat, but he would not, so the villagers beat him. He was skilled in calligraphy; when the villagers requested it from him, he would not give it, and so was beaten again and treated without respect, whereupon he became distressed and irritated. Consequently, he made a vow, lay on his back in the grass outside the village, and pointed his brush toward the sky to write. Surprised, the villagers asked him about it. He replied, 'I am writing a scriptural text to let the heavens read it; mortals are not permitted to see it.' The devas of the upper realms brought down heavenly paper to meet his brush, and he thereupon transcribed one fascicle of the Vajracchedikā Prajñāpāramitā Sūtra, completing it only after seven days. The devas fashioned a jewelled canopy above to cover it, and subsequently no grass grew on that ground. Herdboys sheltering from the rain frequently gathered beneath it. The villagers, surprised that their clothes were dry, were told by them: 'We sheltered from the rain at the place where Master Gou wrote the sūtra.' Because of this, the villagers immediately came to have faith and reverence. Now they have placed a wooden fence around that place, disallowing any encroachment or defilement. On every vegetarian feast day, the villagers hold assemblies there."  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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