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# 法苑珠林 30.28

法苑珠林 30.28

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [30.28](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2122.30.28)

閻浮提外西方海中有一銀山。名曰菩提月。中有一窟。名曰金剛。亦是菩薩昔所住處。中有一猪修聲聞慈。復有一窟。名香功德。亦是菩薩昔所住處。中有一鼠修聲聞慈。復有一窟名高功德。亦是菩薩本所住處。中有一牛修聲聞慈。山有風神。名曰動風。有羅剎女。名曰天護。各有五百眷屬圍繞。是二女人常供養如是三獸。

> Beyond Jambudvīpa, in the western ocean, there is a silver mountain named Bodhicandra. On it there is a cave named Vajra, which is also a place where a bodhisattva dwelt in the past; inside it is a boar cultivating śrāvaka-loving-kindness. There is another cave named Fragrant Virtue, which is also a place where a bodhisattva dwelt in the past; inside it is a rat cultivating śrāvaka-loving-kindness. There is another cave named Lofty Virtue, which is also a place where a bodhisattva originally dwelt; inside it is an ox cultivating śrāvaka-loving-kindness. On the mountain there is a wind deity named Moving Wind, and there is a rākṣasī named Devaguptā; each is surrounded by a retinue of five hundred. These two women constantly make offerings to these three beasts.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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