佛說處處經 1.17

1.17

"Though the Buddha had already attained the Way, he still had three afflictions and six worries. The six worries mean worrying about the six sense spheres; the three afflictions mean that mind, intellect, and consciousness undergo apprehension and reception. If even the Buddha, having already attained the Way, had such worries and afflictions, how much more so other people whose karmic retributions and offenses are not ended and who cannot transcend the world? If the Buddha's karma was not completed, he could not transcend the world.