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From Buddha-Nature
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tatpadmaṃ mṛdi saṃbhūtaṃ purā bhūtvā manoramam<br>aramyamabhavat paścādyathā rāgaratistathā +
bhramarāḥ prāṇīno yadvaddaśanti kupitā bhṛśam<br>duḥkha janayati dveṣo jāyamānastathā hṛdi +
Just as the insects that are bees<br>Sting sharply upon being agitated,<br>So the arising of our hatred<br>Produces suffering in our heart. +
śālyādīnāṃ yathā sāramavacchannaṃ bahistuṣaiḥ<br>mohāṇḍakośasaṃchannamevaṃ sārārthadarśanam +
Just as the kernels of rice and so on<br>Are covered by outer husks,<br>So the seeing of the essential actuality<br>Is obscured by the eggshell of ignorance. +
Just as excrement is disagreeable,<br>So is desire to those free from desire.<br>Being the causes for indulging in desire,<br>The outbursts [of the afflictions] are like excrement. +
pratikūlaṃ yathāmedhyamevaṃ kāmā virāgiṇām<br>kāmasevānimittatvāt paryutthānānyamedhyavat +
Just as people would not obtain a treasure<br>Hidden in the earth due to not knowing [about it],<br>So those obscured by the ground of the latent tendencies<br>Of ignorance [do not obtain] the self-arisen. +
vasudhāntaritaṃ yadvadajñānānnāpnuyurnidhim<br>svayaṃbhūtvaṃ tathāvidyāvāsabhūmyāvṛtā janāḥ +
Just as the husks of a seed are split apart<br>By the gradual growth of the germ and so on,<br>So the factors to be relinquished through seeing<br>Are removed by seeing true reality. +
yathā bījatvagucchittiraṅkurādikramodayāt<br>tathā darśanaheyānāṃ vyāvṛttistattvadarśanāt +
By virtue of the purity of the inner<br>Wisdom vision of suchness and variety,<br>The assembly of the irreversible intelligent ones<br>Is [endowed] with unsurpassable qualities. +
yathāvadyāvadadhyātmajñānadarśanaśuddhitaḥ<br>dhīmatāmavivartyānāmanuttaraguṇairgaṇaḥ +
The factors to be relinquished through the wisdom of familiarization,<br>Whose core—[views about] a real personality—has been relinquished<br>As a necessary consequence of the noble path [of seeing],<br>Are illustrated by a filthy garment. +
hatasatkāyasārāṇāmāryamārgānuṣaṅgataḥ<br>bhāvanājñānaheyānāṃ pūtivastranidarśanam +
The stains pertaining to the seven bhūmis<br>Resemble the stains of the enclosure of a womb.<br>Similar to an embryo’s being delivered from its enclosure,<br>Nonconceptual wisdom possesses maturation. +
garbhakośamalaprakhyāḥ saptabhūmigatā malā<br>vikośagarbhavajjñānamavikalpaṃ vipākavat +
mṛtpaṅkalepavajjñeyāstribhūmyanugatā malāḥ<br>vajropamasamādhānajñānavadhyā mahātmanām +
The stains associated with the three [pure] bhūmis<br>Should be known to be like a clay mold.<br>They are to be overcome by the wisdom<br>Of the vajra-like samādhi of great beings. +
Thus, the nine stains such as desire<br>Resemble a lotus and so on.<br>Due to consisting of three natures,<br>The basic element is similar to a buddha and so on. +
