智慧
vinaya
趣旨一致
律蔵 大犍度 段落11
What’s subtle and refined, profound and hard to see.” When the Buddha reflected like this, he inclined to inactivity, not to teaching. Just then the supreme being Sahampati read the mind of the Buddha. He thought, “The world is lost; it’s perished!—for the Buddha, perfected and fully awakened, inclines to inaction, not to teaching.” Then, just as a strong man might bend or stretch his arm, Sahampati disappeared from the world of supreme beings and appeared in front of the Buddha. He arranged his upper robe over one shoulder, placed his right knee on the ground, raised his joined palms, and said, “Please teach, sir, please teach! There are beings with little dust in their eyes who are ruined because of not hearing the Teaching. There will be those who understand.” This is what Sahampati said, and he added: “Earlier, among the Magadhans,