廣弘明集 27.359

27.359

May all sentient beings, with their tongues, never taste the assorted flavors of the flesh and bodies of living beings, or flavors that can give rise to afflictions. May their tongues constantly taste the flavor of the amṛta of immortality, the flavor of naturally occurring heavenly food that turns into supreme delicacy upon the base of the tongue, the flavor of what all the Buddhas eat, the flavor of the joy of Dharma and the delight of meditation, and the supreme, superlative flavor of liberation and nirvāṇa.