集諸經禮懺儀 1.193

1.193

The six thieves of greed and anger are nothing false, / Vain thoughts drift endlessly, following the foul body. / In dreams one goes about in various directions without restraint, / Suddenly awakening, all is quiescent and empty. / The four elements are impermanent, returning to dung and earth; / Where will the scattered spirit and soul go? / The wealth and possessions of one's lifetime are used by others, / While one's own body receives only coins of paper and clay. / For this reason the Buddha is in the Western land; / Strive earnestly to exhort one another and engrave this upon the mind.