佛說觀佛三昧海經 6.30

6.30

"At that time, because the old servant woman had seen the Buddha, the alleys and streets opened again. She ran swiftly back home and addressed her master, saying: 'Today I encountered a great and terrible foe—the ascetic Gautama! In front of the palace gate and before a great crowd, he performed various magical illusions. His body was like a mountain of gold adorned with multitudes of flowers; his eyes surpassed blue lotuses, with light of myriad billions [of beams] that could not be fully looked upon. That ascetic is skilled in illusions, peerless in the world. Master, you are young; you must not take pleasure in seeing him.' Having said this, she climbed into a wooden cage, covered the wooden cage with a hundred skins, wrapped her head in white cotton cloth, and lay back down in a dark place.