諸經要集 4.67

4.67

As the Foshuo huaju tuoluoni jing says: The Buddha said, "If again there is a person who, after the Tathāgata has passed into nirvāṇa, is walking upon a desolate road and sees a stūpa or temple of the Tathāgata, and with a single flower, a single lamp, or a lump of mud uses it to daub before the image to make an offering, or can even bring a single coin to give to the Buddha image for repairs; or if with a handful of water he sprinkles the Buddha's stūpa to remove impurities, and makes offerings with flowers and incense, or lifts his foot a single step to go to a stūpa or monastery, or utters 'Namo Buddhāya' once—that this person should fall into the three evil destinies for hundreds of thousands of millions of kalpas, there is no such possibility whatsoever."