諸經要集 20.48

20.48

Also, the Nirvāṇa-sūtra states: “Even eating scallions, leeks, garlic, and Chinese squill is all like this: one will be born in painful places. They are foul, filthy, and impure, and can obstruct the noble path; they can also obstruct the pure realms of humans and devas in the world, not to mention the karmic reward of the pure lands of all Buddhas. Liquor is also like this: it can obstruct the noble path, impair wholesome karma, and give rise to all faults.”