死
vinaya
趣旨一致
律蔵 コーサンビー犍度 段落38
At that time there was a large bull elephant who lived surrounded by a herd—by males and females, by juveniles and babies. He ate grass with the tips broken off and drank muddy water. Other elephants ate the branches that he had pulled down. And when he was immersed in a pool, the female elephants came rubbing their bodies against his. He considered this and thought, “Why don’t I leave the herd and stay by myself?” He then left the herd and went to Pālileyyaka, to where the Buddha was at the foot of the auspicious sal tree. And he attended on the Buddha, using his trunk to set out water for drinking and water for washing, and to clear the vegetation. “Previously, when I was surrounded by the other elephants, I wasn’t at ease. But now that I’m alone, away from those elephants, I’m happy and at ease.” After considering his own seclusion and reading the mind of the elephant, the Buddha uttered a heartfelt exclamation: “The mind of this mighty elephant, With tusks like chariot poles, Agrees with the mind of the Sage,
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