菩薩從兜術天降神母胎說廣普經 6.8
菩薩從兜術天降神母胎說廣普經 6.8
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- Classical Chinese
6.8
「『非天、夜叉、鬼,須倫、迦樓羅;
為母除愚闇,權生父母家。
先無手足子,亦復是我身;
朝生若暮死,八住無上尊。
我今受形分,三頭八手脚;
何為捨我去,經向地獄門?
地獄眾苦備,十八鑊湯沸;
一一鑊湯者,十六隔子圍;
受苦無量劫,求出甚為難。
父母愚惑人,不識真法性,
邪見禱神祠,謂當脫苦難;
如火焰熾盛,益以乾薪草,
焚燒善根本,求滅亦欲難。
今我還復體,現本端正形,
道本心堅固,修習三通慧,
從阿僧祇劫,誓度不度者。
守戒不失願,託生父母家,
前後捨身命,其數如微塵。
所可經歷處,靡不蒙福祐;
群品若干種,行跡各不同。
應與歡悅度,亦以恐畏化;
隨彼眾生念,令復心所願。
眾生病非一,投以甘露藥;
趣使入道撿,不令入邪徑。
諸天受福樂,甘露除病樂;
不違聖教樂,解脫涅槃樂。』
"‘I am neither a deva, yakṣa, ghost, / Asura, nor garuḍa; / To eliminate ignorance and darkness for my mother, / I was born through skillful means in my parents' home. / The former child without hands or feet / Was also my body; / The one born in the morning and dead by evening / Was the unsurpassable honored one of the eighth stage. / Now I have received this physical form / With three heads and eight hands and feet; / Why do you abandon me and leave, / Heading directly toward the gates of hell? / Hell is replete with all sufferings, / With eighteen boiling caldrons; / Each and every boiling caldron / Is enclosed by sixteen compartments; / Enduring suffering for immeasurable kalpas, / Seeking escape is extremely difficult. / Parents are foolish and deluded people, / Not recognizing the true nature of phenomena; / Holding wrong views, you pray at spirit shrines, / Thinking you will thereby escape suffering and calamity; / Just like when a fire blazes fiercely, / Adding dry firewood and grass / Burns away the roots of goodness; / Seeking to extinguish it is also exceedingly difficult. / Now I restore my body, / Manifesting my original, handsome form; / With a firm mind in the root of the path, / I cultivate the three penetrating knowledges; / From asaṃkhyeya kalpas past, / I vowed to ferry across those who have not crossed over. / Guarding precepts without losing my vows, / I have taken birth in parents' homes, / Relinquishing body and life throughout past and present, / In numbers like fine dust motes. / Wherever I have passed through, / None have not received blessing and protection; / The various kinds of beings / Each have different traces of conduct. / Some should be delivered with joy, / Others transformed through dread and fear; / In accordance with the thoughts of those sentient beings, / I cause what their hearts desire to be fulfilled. / The illnesses of sentient beings are not of a single kind; / I administer to them the medicine of amṛta; / Directing them to enter the discipline of the path, / I do not allow them to enter deviant tracks. / Devas receive the joy of blessings; / Amṛta brings the joy of eliminating illness; / Not violating the sacred teachings brings joy; / Liberation brings the joy of nirvāṇa.’"
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- 法苑珠林 — 道世, Classical Chinese