仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經 1.52

1.52

"Good sons! If a person hears of this kṣānti of abiding, kṣānti of practice, kṣānti of dedication, kṣānti of joy, kṣānti of freedom from defilement, kṣānti of emanation of light, kṣānti of blazing wisdom, kṣānti of being difficult to conquer, kṣānti of presence, kṣānti of traveling far, kṣānti of unmoving, kṣānti of good wisdom, kṣānti of the Dharma cloud, and kṣānti of correct awakening, and is able to give rise to a single thought of pure faith, this person will transcend all sufferings and hardships for a hundred kalpas, a thousand kalpas, and kalpas immeasurable and boundless as the sands of the Ganges, will not be born in the evil destinies, and before long will attain anuttarāsamyaksaṃbodhi." At that time, ten billion bodhisattvas mahāsattvas equally named Ākāśagarbha, along with the immeasurable, incalculable great assembly that had gathered, leaped with joy, and relying on the Buddha's spiritual power, universally saw the buddhas [numerous as] the sands of the Ganges in the ten directions, each in their bodhimaṇḍa expounding the fourteen kṣāntis no differently from what our Bhagavat had spoken; and each rejoiced, cultivating Prajñāpāramitā as spoken.