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# 往生西方淨土瑞應傳 1.33

往生西方淨土瑞應傳 1.33

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [1.33](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2070.1.33)

藏禪師汾州人也。出門遍禮塔廟。不受俗道拜先起制心止於六賊。一念覺而無失。每為僧事。代於奴僕。見垢衣潛收洗補。盛夏脫衣入草餧之蚊蝄。命終之日。諸天次第來請不去。及至淨土化佛來迎。方始而往。

> Dhyāna Master Zang was a native of Fenzhou. Leaving through the gate, he prostrated at stūpas and monasteries everywhere. He did not accept prostrations from laity or monastics, and beforehand restrained his mind to stop the six thieves. With single-minded awakening, he committed no error. Whenever handling monastic affairs, he substituted for the servants. Seeing soiled robes, he would quietly collect, wash, and mend them. In the height of summer, he took off his clothes and entered the grass to feed the mosquitoes and gnats. On the day his life ended, various devas came in succession to invite him, but he did not go. Only when the emanation Buddha of the Pure Land came to welcome him did he depart.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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