廣弘明集 28.158

28.158

耳根闇鈍多種眾惡。悅染絲歌。聞勝法善音昏然欲睡。聽鄭衛淫靡聳身側耳。知勝善之事樂之者希。淫靡之聲欣之者眾。願捨此穢耳得彼天聰。聞開塔管籥之聲。彈指謦欬之唱。諸佛所說悉皆總持。香風淨土之聲。寶樹鏗鏘之響。於一念中怳然入悟。

The ear organ is dull and obtuse, producing many varieties of evil. Delighting in and stained by strings and songs, upon hearing the supreme Dharma and virtuous sounds it grows drowsy and wishes to sleep; but listening to the licentious and decadent tunes of Zheng and Wei, it straightens the body and inclines the ear. Knowing that those who take pleasure in supreme and virtuous matters are rare, while those who delight in licentious and decadent sounds are numerous, we vow to renounce this defiled ear and attain that divine hearing: hearing the sounds of the unlocking of stūpa doors, the calls of snapping fingers and clearing throats, retaining all that the Buddhas preach, the sounds of fragrant breezes in pure lands, and the ringing resonance of jeweled trees, attaining sudden awakening within a single thought.