廣弘明集 27.360

27.360

May all sentient beings, with their bodies, never feel the touch of depraved, smooth lust that arouses desirous pleasure; nor feel the touch of boiling cauldrons and freezing ice, the touch of the various suffering afflictions of hungry ghosts and animals, or the touch of the four hundred and four ailments, cold, heat, wind, frost, mosquitoes, gadflies, fleas, lice, hunger, thirst, exhaustion, and suffering. May their bodies constantly feel the touch of coolness, vigor, mental awakening, peace and security, realization of the path, flying through the air, and the eight masteries.