諸經要集 20.32

20.32

Furthermore, by the wisdom acquired from hearing, or with the divine eye, one sees the worm of the six flavours. Whatever flavours it craves to consume, I also crave. Whatever this flavour-worm does not crave, I also find unsuitable. If [the person] contracts a fever, the worm also first contracts such a fever. Due to this fault, whatever the patient eats lacks deliciousness and has no taste of food.