諸經要集 20.13

20.13

於人世界中　有陰皆是苦
有生必歸死　有死必有生
若住於中陰　自業受苦惱
長夜遠行苦　此苦不可說
沒於屎尿中　熱氣之所燒
如是住胎苦　不可得具說
常貪於食味　其心常希望
於味變大苦　此苦不可說
心小常希望　於欲不知足
所受諸苦惱　此苦不可說
怨憎不愛會　猶如大火毒
所生諸苦惱　此苦不可說
於恩愛別離　眾生起大苦
大惡難堪忍　此苦不可說
寒熱大苦畏　生無量種苦
生無量種惡　此苦不可說
病苦害人命　病為死王使
眾生受斯苦　此苦不可說
為他所策使　常無有自在
眾生受斯苦　此苦不可說
愛毒燒眾生　追求受大苦
次第乃至死　此苦不可說
若近惡知識　眾苦常不斷
常受惡道苦　此苦不可說
妻子得衰惱　見則生大苦
出過於地獄　此苦不可說
飢渴自燒身　猶如猛炎火
能壞於身心　此苦不可說
常為輕賤他　親里及知識
生於憂悲苦　此苦不可說
人為老所壓　身羸心意劣
傴僂拄杖行　此苦不可說
人為死所執　從此至他世
是死為大苦　不可得宣說

'In the world of humans, / The aggregates are all suffering; / Where there is birth, there must be death; / Where there is death, there must be birth. / If one abides in the intermediate existence, / One suffers affliction from one's own karma; / The suffering of long journeys through the long night, / This suffering cannot be told. / Submerged in feces and urine, / Burned by steaming heat, / Such is the suffering of dwelling in the womb, / It cannot be fully told. / Constantly craving the flavor of food, / One's mind ever longing, / Transforming into great suffering regarding flavors, / This suffering cannot be told. / With narrow minds constantly craving, / Never content in desires, / The various afflictions endured, / This suffering cannot be told. / Meeting with the hated and disliked, / Is like a great fire and poison; / The various afflictions produced, / This suffering cannot be told. / In parting from affection and love, / Sentient beings give rise to great suffering; / An immense evil difficult to bear, / This suffering cannot be told. / The great fearful suffering of cold and heat, / Produces immeasurable kinds of suffering, / Produces immeasurable kinds of evil, / This suffering cannot be told. / The suffering of illness destroys human life; / Illness is the messenger of King Death. / Sentient beings endure this suffering; / This suffering cannot be told. / Driven and commanded by others, / Always devoid of autonomy, / Sentient beings endure this suffering; / This suffering cannot be told. / The poison of craving burns sentient beings; / Seeking brings great suffering, / Progressing in turn even unto death; / This suffering cannot be told. / If one associates with bad companions, / Manifold sufferings never cease, / Constantly enduring suffering in bad realms; / This suffering cannot be told. / When wives and children meet with decline and affliction, / Seeing it brings forth great suffering, / Surpassing the hells; / This suffering cannot be told. / Hunger and thirst burn one's body, / Just like blazing flames, / Able to destroy body and mind; / This suffering cannot be told. / Constantly being despised by other / Relatives and companions, / Gives rise to worry and grief; / This suffering cannot be told. / A person pressed down by old age, / Has a frail body and feeble mind, / Bent over, walking with a staff; / This suffering cannot be told. / A person seized by death, / Goes from this world to another; / This death is a great suffering, / It cannot be told.'