菩薩從兜術天降神母胎說廣普經 4.12

4.12

「識是生死本，亦為涅槃徑；
中息在胞胎，遊戲無量界。
四生成佛土，十六神足降；
本無一相道，誓願各各同。
以眾生縛著，現有優劣人；
無形不可見，今乃得觀察。
過去諸佛身，遺教無邊際；
八道無上法，一向度群萌。
經法舍利形，神通流布世；
今我所將從，得聞不思議。
六佛神寶塔，寶藏七寶臺；
一一深分別，義味不可量。
佛本所行道，如空無所著；
今處神母胎，受化非一類。
得佛真如性，亦如實相住；
除去憍慢心，今禮空無性。
一一舍利光，遍照諸佛剎；
受化如恒沙，是佛神德感。
剎土去此遠，受佛甘露道；
今欲還本國，宣揚如來法。」

"Consciousness is the root of birth and death, / And also the path to nirvāṇa. / Resting midway in the womb, / It roams playfully in immeasurable realms. / Taking birth through the four forms of life in the Buddha-land, / Subduing through the sixteen divine powers; / The path originally without a single mark, / The vows [of the Buddhas] are each the same. / Because sentient beings are bound and attached, / They appear as superior or inferior persons; / Formless and invisible, / It can only now be observed. / The bodies of past Buddhas / Have bequeathed teachings that are boundless; / The unsurpassed Dharma of the eightfold path / Single-mindedly delivers all beings. / The forms of the scriptural Dharma and śarīras, / Their divine powers are spread abroad through the world. / What I now lead and bring along / Has heard what is inconceivable. / The divine, treasured stūpas of the six Buddhas, / The treasure storehouses and seven-jeweled terraces: / Discerning each and every one deeply, / The flavors of their meaning are immeasurable. / The path originally traversed by the Buddhas / Is like empty space, without attachment; / Now abiding in the divine mother's womb, / Those receiving transformation are not just of one kind. / Attaining the Buddha's nature of tathatā, / They also abide in accordance with dharmatā. / Dispelling minds of pride, / I now pay homage to the nature of emptiness. / The light of each and every śarīra / Universally illuminates all Buddha-realms; / Those receiving transformation are like the sands of the Ganges: / This is the evocative power of the Buddha's divine virtue. / The realm is far from here; / Having received the Buddha's path of nectar, / I now wish to return to my original country / To proclaim and propagate the Tathāgata's Dharma."