佛說佛名經 20.25

20.25

"Furthermore, from beginningless time until the present day, whether raising armies to attack one another, contending upon the battlefields where two battle lines faced each other and slaughtered one another; or killing by oneself, instructing others to kill, or rejoicing upon hearing of killing; or practicing the butcher's trade and slicing flesh, hiring oneself out to inflict punishments and executions, cooking and slaughtering the lives of others, acting without mercy; or giving free rein to rage, brandishing spears and handling blades, whether beheading, stabbing, or pushing into pits and moats; or drowning with water, or blocking holes and destroying nests, pounding and crushing with earth and stones; or trampling and crushing all sentient beings with chariots and horses: such sins are limitless and boundless. Today we disclose them, take refuge, and make repentance.