諸經要集 7.44

7.44

Ignorance veils the eye of wisdom; / in repeated rounds of birth and death,
coming and going, much has been done, / alternately being father and son.
Greedily attached to worldly pleasures, / not knowing that there are superior things,
enemies repeatedly become friends, / and friends repeatedly become enemies.
Therefore, as my skillful means, / let not thoughts of hatred or love arise;
if thoughts of hatred and love arise, / one cannot penetrate the Dharma.