佛說佛名經 2.29

English (machine translation) 2.29

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2.29

At that time, the sinners tossed and turned on the ground, unwilling to go forward. The horse-headed rākṣasas held iron rods in their hands; aiming at their heads, they struck them, smashing the sinners' bodies to fine dust. Furthermore, hungry ghosts came to eat their flesh, and hungry dogs came to drink their blood. The horse-headed rākṣasa kicked the ground and commanded them to live, and the sinners revived immediately.

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