佛說佛名經 17.45

17.45

"Bhikṣu, likewise for a fifth, a sixth, a seventh, an eighth, a ninth, and a tenth person. Furthermore, bhikṣu, suppose there were an eleventh person; this person takes a single fine dust mote from among those many fine dust motes and breaks it into as many parts as the fine dust motes of those many worlds in the ten directions; just as a single fine dust mote is broken into that many parts, all the remaining fine dust motes are likewise broken into as many parts as the fine dust motes of those many worlds. Bhikṣu, what do you think? Could the number of those fine dust motes be known?"