佛說佛名經 6.24

6.24

"Furthermore, from anādikāla until today, we disciples, towards acquaintances, friends, teachers, monks, fellow students, parents, brothers, and all six kinds of relatives and family members, while living and dwelling together, have deceived one another over every single need; or towards neighbors and adjacent households, we shifted fences and extended walls, seizing land and residences, altering markers and changing boundary signs; we plundered fields and orchards, using public affairs as a pretext for private gain, seizing others' inns and shops, as well as farmlands and estates. Measureless and boundless are such crimes as these; today we reveal them, take refuge, and perform kṣamā.