佛說仁王般若波羅蜜經 2.17
English (machine translation) 2.17
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2.17
Then the Buddha manifested for the king five inconceivable spiritual transformations: a single flower entered into immeasurable flowers, and immeasurable flowers entered into a single flower; a single buddha-land entered into immeasurable buddha-lands, and immeasurable buddha-lands entered into a single buddha-land; immeasurable buddha-lands entered into a pore-land, and a single pore-land entered into immeasurable pore-lands; immeasurable Mount Sumerus and immeasurable great oceans entered into a mustard seed; a single buddha-body entered into the bodies of immeasurable sentient beings, and the bodies of immeasurable sentient beings entered into a single buddha-body, entered into the bodies of the six destinies, and entered into the bodies of earth, water, fire, and wind. The buddha-body is inconceivable; the bodies of sentient beings are inconceivable; the worlds are inconceivable. When the Buddha manifested these supernatural powers, the devas and humans of the ten directions attained the buddha-flower samādhi; bodhisattvas numerous as the sands of ten Ganges rivers attained buddhahood in their present bodies; kings of the eight classes numerous as the sands of three Ganges rivers accomplished the bodhisattva path; and ten thousand women attained supernatural powers and samādhi in their present bodies.
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- 佛說仁王般若波羅蜜經 — Classical Chinese