諸經要集 8.99

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又溫室經云。佛告祇域長者。澡浴之法。當用七物。除去七病。得七福報。何謂七物。一者然火。二者淨水。三者澡豆。四者酥膏。五者淳灰。六者楊枝。七者內衣。此是澡浴之法。何謂除七病。一者四大安隱。二者除風。三者除濕痺。四者除寒氷。五者除熱氣。六者除垢穢。七者身體輕便。眼目清明。是為除七病。得七福者。一者四大無病所生常安。二者所生清淨面首端正。三者身體常香衣服淨潔。四者肌體濡澤威光德大。五者多饒人從拂拭塵垢。六者口齒香好所說肅用。七者所生之處自然衣服。

Furthermore, the Warm Room Sūtra states: The Buddha told the Elder Jīvaka: 'In the method of bathing, one should use seven things to eliminate seven illnesses and obtain seven retributions of blessings. What are the seven things? The first is lighting a fire; the second is pure water; the third is bath powder; the fourth is ghee and oil; the fifth is refined ash; the sixth is willow twigs; the seventh is inner garments. This is the method of bathing. What is meant by eliminating seven illnesses? The first is that the four elements are at peace; the second is the removal of wind ailments; the third is the removal of damp bi; the fourth is the removal of cold and chill; the fifth is the removal of heat vapors; the sixth is the removal of dirt and grime; the seventh is that the body is light and supple, and the eyes are clear. These are the elimination of the seven illnesses. Obtaining the seven blessings are: first, the four elements are without illness and wherever one is born one is always at peace; second, wherever one is born one is pure and one's face and head are upright and handsome; third, one's body is always fragrant and clothes are clean; fourth, one's skin is soft and lustrous, endowed with great majesty and light; fifth, one has many attendants to brush away dust and dirt; sixth, one's mouth and teeth are fragrant and fine, and what one speaks is respected and obeyed; seventh, wherever one is born, clothing appears spontaneously.'