佛說佛名經 21.46

21.46

“May we disciples, by relying on the merits produced from repenting these sins of robbery and theft, in life after life attain the cintāmaṇi, constantly raining down the seven precious treasures, supreme and exquisite garments, hundreds of flavours of ambrosia, and various medicinal decoctions, arriving as soon as summoned in accordance with whatever is needed, with all sentient beings being free from the notions of stealing and seizing, and all being able to have few desires, know contentment, be untainted and unattached, always delight in giving, rush to relieve and rescue on the path, discarding head, eyes, marrow, and brain like spittle, dedicating all to fulfilling dānapāramitā.”