諸經要集 20.36

20.36

Furthermore, by the wisdom acquired from hearing, or with the divine eye, one sees the swelling-worm moving within the body. Its body is minute. Wherever the worm drinks blood, a swelling rises, prickling with pain—either on the face, or on the crown of the head, or in the throat, or at the bregma, or in other places. Wherever it is, it can cause swellings to arise. If it stays in the sinews, there is no suffering of disease.