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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2011 · 1H 29M

Avatamsaka Sutra 2011-04-09

from Berkeley Buddhist Monastery · host Rev. Heng Sure

Text: "He further makes the following reflection: All living beings grasp without satiation. They only seek wealth and profit. They sustain themselves through wrong livelihoods. I should teach them to stay in the dharmas of proper livelihood, in purity of the karmas of body, speech, and mind!" 經文: "又作是念:『一切眾生貪取無厭,唯求財利,邪命自活。我當令彼住於清淨身、語、意業正命法中。』"

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