廣弘明集 27.149

27.149

瞋起。是為欲不瞋恚。亦不能得。為此資生校計馳求萬方。以利縈心不知患害。水火盜賊艱苦備經。或夭身命殘殺無辜。宴集歡樂非此不濟。起貪癡心謂我加爾。飲噉之後暢快莫思。是為欲不起癡。而不能得。當知白衣與善相違。故曰。所作之事與地獄對門。又云。

from anger. This means that wishing not to be angry is also impossible. For the sake of this livelihood, calculating and seeking in ten thousand ways, with profit entangling the mind, one does not know harm and peril. Experiencing fully the hardships of water, fire, and thieves, one may cut short life and brutally kill the innocent; feasts and joyous gatherings cannot be provided without this. Giving rise to greedy and ignorant minds, saying 'I will bestow this upon you,' after drinking and eating, one feels gratified without reflection. This means that wishing not to give rise to delusion is impossible. One should know that the white-robed [laity] run contrary to the good. Therefore it is said: 'What they do faces the gate of hell.' It is also said: