佛說佛名經 4.154

4.154

"or being unable to practice purely according to the teachings of the bodhisattva precepts, sullying celibate conduct through former and later expedients; the negligent karma of lacking the six monthly fasts, the karma of not constantly practicing the three long annual fasts; the karma of not conforming to the Dharma in the three thousand deportments, the subtle transgressions in the eighty thousand monastic rules; the karma of not cultivating the body, precepts, mind, and wisdom; the karma of committing numerous transgressions during the eight kingly days of spring and autumn; the karma of practicing the sixteen kinds of bad livelihoods; the karma of having no pity or sorrow for suffering sentient beings; the karma of having no sympathy or mindfulness, lacking compassion; the karma of neither pulling them out nor aiding them, offering no salvation or protection; the karma of harbouring jealousy and envy with no thought to cross others over; the karma of lacking equanimity toward enemies and relations; the karma of indulging in the five desires without revulsion or renunciation; or the dissipated karma arising from clothing, food, parks, groves, and ponds; or the karma of giving free rein to lust and passion during one's prime of life, committing numerous offenses; or the karma of dedicating wholesome outflows toward the three existences, obstructing world-transcending karma: karmas such as these are immeasurable and boundless. Today we disclose them before the Buddhas, the revered Dharma, and the noble Saṅgha of the ten directions, taking refuge and repenting.