Chapter 2: The Chapter on Dwelling in the Palace

[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]

At that time, in the royal family of King Shuddhodana (白淨王 [bai jing wang]), because of the birth of the holy son, the relatives and sons of noble families, and all the ministers were loyal and good. Elephants, horses, precious chariots, and the country's treasury of seven treasures (七寶器 [qi bao qi]) increased day by day, gathering as they were needed. Countless hidden treasures naturally appeared from the earth. Fierce white elephants (兇狂群白象 [xiong kuang qun bai xiang]) from the pure snow mountains (清淨雪山 [qing jing xue shan]) came of their own accord without being summoned, and were tamed without being trained.

All kinds of multicolored horses, with extremely adorned bodies, red manes, long slender tails, and leaping like they were flying, also came naturally at the right time from the wilderness. The cows, which were of a pure color, gentle, strong, and well-formed, with a calm pace and pure, fragrant milk, also gathered like clouds at the right time. Those who had hatred in their hearts became peaceful, those who were neutral became more pure and sincere, those who were naturally close became even more intimate, and all rebellions and transgressions were eliminated.

A gentle breeze came with timely rain, and there was no thunder. Planting did not depend on the season, and the harvest was twice as abundant. The five grains were fresh, fragrant, and delicious, soft, light, and easy to digest. All pregnant women had a peaceful and harmonious body. Except for those who accepted the four holy kinds, other people in the world had everything they needed and did not have the thought to seek anything else.

There was no arrogance, no stinginess or jealousy, and no hatred or harmful thoughts. All men and women were like the people at the beginning of the eon. The temples of the Devas, the monasteries, the gardens, the wells, and the ponds were all like heavenly objects, appearing naturally at the right time. There was no hunger in the country, and all wars and epidemics ceased. All the people in the country loved and respected their relatives.

They were happy with the love of the Dharma (法愛 [fa ai]), and did not have any defiling desires. They sought wealth righteously, and did not have greedy thoughts. They performed generosity for the sake of the Dharma (法 [fa]), and did not have the thought of seeking a reward in return. They cultivated the four Brahma-viharas (四梵行 [si fan xing]), and eliminated the thoughts of hatred.

In the past, King Manu (摩㝹王 [mo nou wang]) gave birth to the prince Suryabhadra (日光太子 [ri guang tai zi]). The whole country was blessed with good fortune, and all evils ceased at once. Now, when the king gave birth to this prince, his virtue was also the same. Because he had all the virtues, his name was Siddhartha (悉達羅他 [xi da luo ta]).

At that time, Queen Mayadevi (摩耶夫人 [mo ye fu ren]), seeing her son's adorned appearance like a heavenly child, with all the virtues complete, was so overjoyed that she passed away and was reborn in heaven. Mahaprajapati Gautami (大愛瞿曇彌 [da ai qu tan mi]), seeing the prince who was like a heavenly child, with a majestic and unique appearance, and that his mother had passed away, loved and nurtured him as if he were her own son. The son also respected her as if she were his mother.

Just as the light of the sun, moon, and fire gradually grows from a small light, the prince grew day by day, and his virtues and appearance were also like this. Priceless sandalwood (栴檀香 [zhan tan xiang]), the famous Jambu river gold (閻浮檀名寶 [yan fu tan ming bao]), and miraculous medicines of the Rishis were used as ornaments for his body. The neighboring vassal states, hearing that the king had given birth to a prince, offered various rare and precious gifts, cattle, sheep, deer, horses, and chariots, as well as precious ornaments, to please the prince's heart.

Although there were various ornaments and toys for children, the prince's nature was calm and composed. Although he was young in form, his heart was old. His heart dwelled in a high and supreme realm, and he was not defiled by worldly glory. He studied all the arts and skills, and surpassed his teachers with just one hearing.

The father king (父王 [fu wang]) saw his son's intelligence, which was far beyond the world's comprehension. He widely sought out a daughter from a famous noble family, who was educated in proper etiquette, had a dignified appearance, and was named Yashodhara (耶輪陀羅 [ye lun tuo luo]). He arranged for her to be the prince's wife to guide and keep his heart.

The prince's will was lofty and far-reaching, his virtue was abundant, and his appearance was pure and clear, like Brahma's eldest son Sanatkumara (舍那鳩摩羅 [she na jiu mo luo]). The virtuous empress was beautiful and had a graceful, wonderful appearance, as gorgeous as a heavenly queen. They lived together day and night in joy.

He built a pure palace, which was magnificent and extremely adorned. It stood high in the sky, soaring like an autumn cloud. The temperature was suitable for all four seasons, and he chose a good place to live according to the season. He was surrounded by female attendants who played musical instruments, and they played music like heavenly music. He did not let any impure sights or sounds get near him, to prevent him from having thoughts of厌世想 [yan shi xiang] renouncing the world. Just as the heavenly Gandharvas (犍撻婆 [jian ta po]) had a natural precious palace, with female musicians playing heavenly music, and their sights and sounds dazzled the heart and eyes, the Bodhisattva's (菩薩 [pu sa]) palace was also like this.

The father king (父王 [fu wang]), for the sake of the prince, lived a quiet life, cultivated pure virtues, and ruled with compassion and righteous Dharma (正法 [zheng fa]). He associated with the virtuous and kept away from evil friends. His heart was not defiled by love and affection, and he regarded desire as poison. He restrained his emotions and controlled his senses, and he eliminated frivolous thoughts. He had a gentle face and listened to lawsuits well, and his compassionate teachings satisfied the hearts of all. He taught and transformed the followers of other paths, and stopped all schemes of rebellion. He taught methods to save the world, and all the people attained peace and joy. "Just as my son is safe, all the people are also safe."

He made fire sacrifices and worshipped the gods, and bowed with his hands together, drinking moonlight. He bathed in the Ganges river, and washed his heart with the water of the Dharma (法水 [fa shui]). He prayed for blessings not for himself, but only for his son and all the people. His words of love were not without meaning. His words of meaning were not without love. His words of love were not untrue. His words of truth were not without love. Because of his shame and humility, he could not tell the truth. Regarding the things he loved and did not love, he did not rely on thoughts of greed and hatred.

His will was in silence and peace, and he settled disputes justly. He did not consider the merit of sacrificial rituals to be greater than the merit of settling a case. He saw that many people were begging, and he gave generously, more than they hoped for. He had no thoughts of war, and he used virtue to subdue his enemies. He disciplined one person and protected seven, departed from seven, and restrained five. He attained three knowledges, understood three, and knew two to renounce two. He found the crime of seeking love, and forgave the person who deserved death with compassion. He did not use harsh and evil words, but instructed with gentle words. He made sure to give them money and instructed them on how to make a living. He received and learned the path of the Rishis, and eliminated thoughts of hatred. His fame and virtue spread universally, and all evils in the world disappeared forever. The king cultivated clear virtues, and all his people followed and emulated him. Just as the heart of a person is peaceful and calm, all their limbs and senses follow.

At that time, the prince of Shuddhodana (白淨太子 [bai jing tai zi]) and his virtuous wife Yashodhara (耶輸陀 [ye shu tuo]) both gradually grew up, and she became pregnant and gave birth to Rahula (羅睺羅 [luo hou luo]). King Shuddhodana (白淨王 [bai jing wang]) thought to himself, "The prince has now had a son, and the lineage will continue for generations without end." The prince, having a son, will have the same love for his son as I do. I no longer have to worry about him leaving home, but I must strive to cultivate good deeds.

"My heart is now at great peace, no different from the joy of being in heaven, just like the path of the Rishi kings (仙王 [xian wang]) at the beginning of the eon. Love to perform pure deeds, and make sacrifices without harming life. Diligently cultivate supreme deeds. The king is supreme, and pure conduct is supreme. The family and treasures are supreme, and courage and skills are supreme. The prince's brilliance illuminates the world, like the thousand lights of the sun. The reason for being a king is to glorify his son. Glorifying his son is for his family, and glorifying his family is for his reputation. A high reputation leads to rebirth in heaven, and being in heaven leads to happiness. This happiness increases wisdom, and wisdom leads to understanding the path and spreading the righteous Dharma (正法 [zheng fa]).

"In the place of the reputations of the predecessors, he will receive and practice all the wonderful paths. I only wish that the prince will love his son and not leave home. When other kings in all countries have a son who is still young, they do not let him rule the country, fearing that he will become unrestrained. They let him indulge in worldly pleasures, and he will not be able to continue the royal lineage. Now that the king has given birth to a prince, he will let him indulge in the five desires as he wishes. He only wishes for him to enjoy worldly glory, and not for him to learn the path."

[2] fú suǒ xíng zàn chù gōng pǐn dì èr

shí bái jìng wáng jiā,　　yǐ shēng shèng zi gù,
　qīn zú míng zi dì,　　qún chén xī zhōng liáng.
　xiàng mǎ bǎo chē yú,　　guó cái qī bǎo qì,
　rì rì zhuǎn zēng shèng,　　suí yīng ér jí shēng.
　wú liàng zhū fú cáng,　　zì rán cóng de chū,
　qīng jìng xuě shān zhōng,　　xiōng kuáng qún bái xiàng.
　bù hū zì rán zhì,　　bù yù zì diào fú,
　zhǒng zhǒng zá sè mǎ,　　xíng tǐ jí duān yán.
　zhū máo xiān zhǎng wěi,　　chāo téng jùn ruò fēi,
　yòu yě zhī suǒ shēng,　　yīng shí zì rán zhì.
　chún sè diào shàn niú,　　féi zhuàng xíng duān zhèng,
　píng bù chún xiāng rǔ,　　yīng shí xī yún jí.
　yuàn zēng zhě xīn píng,　　zhōng píng yì chún hòu,
　sù dǔ zēng qīn mì,　　luàn nì xī xiāo chú.
　wēi fēng suí shí yǔ,　　léi tíng bù zhèn liè,
　zhǒng zhí bù dài shí,　　shōu shí bèi fēng jī.
　wǔ gǔ xiān xiāng měi,　　qīng ruǎn yì xiāo huà,
　zhū yǒu huái yùn zhě,　　shēn ān tǐ hé shì.
　chú shòu sì shèng zhǒng,　　zhū yú shì jiān rén,
　zī shēng gè zì rú,　　wú yǒu tā qiú xiǎng.
　wú màn wú qiān jí,　　yì wú huì hài xīn,
　yī qiè zhū shì nǚ,　　xuán tóng jié chū rén.
　tiān miào zhū sì shě,　　yuán lín jǐng quán chí,
　yī qiè rú tiān wù,　　yīng shí zì rán shēng.
　hé jìng wú jī è,　　dāo bīng jí yì xī,
　guó zhōng zhū rén mín,　　qīn zú xiāng ài jìng.
　fǎ ài xiāng yú lè,　　bù shēng rǎn wū yù,
　yǐ yì qiú cái wù,　　wú yǒu tān lì xīn.
　wèi fǎ xíng huì shī,　　wú qiú fǎn bào xiǎng,
　xiū xí sì fàn xíng,　　miè chú huì hài xīn.
　guò qù mó nóu wáng,　　shēng rì guāng tài zi,
　jǔ guó méng jí xiáng,　　zhòng è yī shí xī.
　jīn wáng shēng tài zi,　　qí dé yì fù ěr,
　yǐ bèi zhòng dé yì,　　míng xī dá luó tā.
　shí mó yé fū rén,　　jiàn qí suǒ shēng zi,
　duān zhèng rú tiān tóng,　　zhòng měi xī bèi zú,
　guò xǐ bù zì shèng,　　mìng zhōng shēng tiān shàng.
　dà ài qú tán mí,　　jiàn tài zi tiān tóng,
　dé mào shì qí tǐng,　　jì shēng mǔ mìng zhōng,
　ài yù rú qí zi,　　zi jìng yì rú mǔ.
　yóu rì yuè huǒ guāng,　　cóng wēi zhào jiàn guǎng,
　tài zi zhǎng rì xīn,　　dé mào yì fù ěr.
　wú jià zhān tán xiāng,　　yán fú tán míng bǎo,
　hù shēn shén xiān yào,　　yīng luò zhuāng yán shēn.
　fù yōng zhū lín guó,　　wén wáng shēng tài zi,
　fèng xiàn zhū zhēn yì,　　niú yáng lù mǎ chē,
　bǎo qì zhuāng yán jù,　　zhù yuè tài zi xīn.
　suī yǒu zhū yán shì,　　yīng tóng wán hǎo wù,
　tài zi xìng ān zhòng,　　xíng shǎo ér xīn sù.
　xīn qī gāo shèng jìng,　　bù rǎn yú róng huá,
　xiū xué zhū shù yì,　　yī wén chāo shī jiàng.
　fù wáng jiàn cōng dá,　　shēn lǜ yú shì biǎo,
　guǎng fǎng míng háo zú,　　fēng jiào lǐ yì mén.
　róng zī duān zhèng nǚ,　　míng yé lún tuó luó,
　yīng pīng tài zi fēi,　　yòu dǎo liú qí xīn.
　tài zi zhì gāo yuǎn,　　dé shèng mào qīng míng,
　yóu fàn tiān zhǎng zi,　　shě nà jiū mó luó.
　xián fēi měi róng mào,　　yǎo tiǎo shū miào zī,
　guī yàn ruò tiān hòu,　　tóng chù rì yè huān.
　wèi lì qīng jìng gōng,　　hóng lì jí zhuāng yán,
　gāo zhì zài xū kōng,　　tiáo dì ruò qiū yún,
　wēn liáng sì shí shì,　　suí shí zé shàn jū.
　jì nǚ zhòng wéi rào,　　zòu hé tiān lè yīn,
　wù lín huì shēng sè,
　lìng shēng yàn shì xiǎng.　　rú tiān jiān tà pó,
　zì rán bǎo gōng diàn,　　lè nǚ zòu tiān yīn,
　shēng sè yào xīn mù；　　pú sà chù gāo gōng,
　yīn lè yì rú shì.　　fù wáng wèi tài zi,
　jìng jū xiū chún dé,　　rén cí zhèng fǎ huà,
　qīn xián yuǎn è yǒu,　　xīn bù rǎn ēn ài,
　yú yù qǐ dú xiǎng,　　shè qíng jiǎn zhū gēn,
　miè chú qīng zào yì,　　hé yán shàn tīng sòng,
　cí jiào yàn zhòng xīn.　　xuān huà zhū wài dào,
　duàn zhū móu nì shù,　　jiào xué jì shì fāng,
　wàn mín dé ān lè.　　rú lìng wǒ zi ān,
　wàn mín yì rú shì,　　shì huǒ fèng zhū shén,
　chā shǒu yǐn yuè guāng.　　héng shuǐ mù yù shēn,
　fǎ shuǐ zǎo qí xīn,　　qí fú fēi cún jǐ,
　wéi zi jí wàn mín.　　ài yán fēi wú yì,
　yì yán fēi bù ài,　　ài yán fēi bù shí,
　shí yán fēi bù ài.　　yǐ yǒu cán kuì gù,
　bù néng rú shí shuō,　　yú ài bù ài shì,
　bù yī tān huì xiǎng.　　zhì cún yú jì mò,
　píng zhèng zhǐ zhèng sòng,　　bù yǐ cí tiān huì,
　shèng yú duàn shì fú.　　jiàn bǐ duō qiú zhòng,
　fēng shī guò qí wàng,　　xīn wú zhàn zhēng xiǎng,
　yǐ dé jiàng yuàn dí.　　diào yī ér hù qī,
　lí qī fáng zhì wǔ,　　dé sān jué le sān,
　zhī èr shě yú èr.　　qiú qíng dé qí zuì,
　yīng sǐ chuí rén shù,　　bù jiā cū è yán,
　ruǎn yǔ ér jiào chì,　　wù shī yǐ cái wù,
　zhǐ shòu zī shēng lù,　　shòu xué shén xiān dào,
　miè chú yuàn huì xīn,　　míng dé pǔ liú wén,
　shì jiān yǒng xiāo wáng.　　zhǔ jiàng xiū míng dé,
　lǜ tǔ jiē chéng xí,　　rú rén xīn ān jìng,
　sì tǐ zhū gēn cóng.
　shí bái jìng tài zi,　　xián fēi yé shū tuó,
　nián bìng jiàn zhǎng dà,　　yùn shēng luó hóu luó.
　bái jìng wáng zì niàn,　　tài zi yǐ shēng zi,
　lì shì xiāng jì sì,　　zhèng huà wú zhōng jí.
　tài zi jì shēng zi,　　ài zi yǔ wǒ tóng,
　bù fù lǜ chū jiā,　　dàn dāng lì xiū shàn.
　wǒ jīn xīn dà ān,　　wú yì shēng tiān lè,
　yóu ruò jié chū shí,　　xiān wáng suǒ zhù dào.
　ài xíng qīng jìng yè,　　cí sì bù hài shēng,
　chì rán xiū shèng yè,　　wáng shèng fàn xíng shèng.
　zōng zú cái bǎo shèng,　　yǒng jiàn jì yì shèng,
　míng xiǎn zhào shì jiān,　　rú rì qiān guāng yào.
　suǒ yǐ wèi wáng zhě,　　jiāng wèi xiǎn qí zi,
　xiǎn zi wèi zōng zú,　　róng zú yǐ míng wén,
　míng gāo dé shēng tiān,　　shēng tiān wèi lè yǐ,
　yǐ lè zhì huì zēng,　　wù dào hóng zhèng fǎ,
　xiān shèng míng wén suǒ,　　shòu xíng zhòng miào dào.
　wéi yuàn lìng tài zi,　　ài zi bù shě jiā,
　yī qiè zhū guó wáng,　　shēng zi nián shàng xiǎo.
　bù lìng wáng guó tǔ,　　lǜ qí xīn fàng yì,
　zòng qíng zhe shì lè,　　bù néng shào wáng zhǒng.
　jīn wáng shēng tài zi,　　suí xīn zì wǔ yù,
　wéi yuàn lè shì róng,　　bù yù lìng xué dào.
　guò qù pú sà wáng,　　qí dào suī shēn gù,
　yào xí shì róng lè,　　shēng zi jì zōng sì,
　rán hòu rù shān lín,　　xiū xíng jì mò dào.

[2] fu suo xing zan chu gong pin di er

shi bai jing wang jia, yi sheng sheng zi gu,
qin zu ming zi di, qun chen xi zhong liang.
xiang ma bao che yu, guo cai qi bao qi,
ri ri zhuan zeng sheng, sui ying er ji sheng.
wu liang zhu fu cang, zi ran cong de chu,
qing jing xue shan zhong, xiong kuang qun bai xiang.
bu hu zi ran zhi, bu yu zi diao fu,
zhong zhong za se ma, xing ti ji duan yan.
zhu mao xian zhang wei, chao teng jun ruo fei,
you ye zhi suo sheng, ying shi zi ran zhi.
chun se diao shan niu, fei zhuang xing duan zheng,
ping bu chun xiang ru, ying shi xi yun ji.
yuan zeng zhe xin ping, zhong ping yi chun hou,
su du zeng qin mi, luan ni xi xiao chu.
wei feng sui shi yu, lei ting bu zhen lie,
zhong zhi bu dai shi, shou shi bei feng ji.
wu gu xian xiang mei, qing ruan yi xiao hua,
zhu you huai yun zhe, shen an ti he shi.
chu shou si sheng zhong, zhu yu shi jian ren,
zi sheng ge zi ru, wu you ta qiu xiang.
wu man wu qian ji, yi wu hui hai xin,
yi qie zhu shi nu, xuan tong jie chu ren.
tian miao zhu si she, yuan lin jing quan chi,
yi qie ru tian wu, ying shi zi ran sheng.
he jing wu ji e, dao bing ji yi xi,
guo zhong zhu ren min, qin zu xiang ai jing.
fa ai xiang yu le, bu sheng ran wu yu,
yi yi qiu cai wu, wu you tan li xin.
wei fa xing hui shi, wu qiu fan bao xiang,
xiu xi si fan xing, mie chu hui hai xin.
guo qu mo nou wang, sheng ri guang tai zi,
ju guo meng ji xiang, zhong e yi shi xi.
jin wang sheng tai zi, qi de yi fu er,
yi bei zhong de yi, ming xi da luo ta.
shi mo ye fu ren, jian qi suo sheng zi,
duan zheng ru tian tong, zhong mei xi bei zu,
guo xi bu zi sheng, ming zhong sheng tian shang.
da ai qu tan mi, jian tai zi tian tong,
de mao shi qi ting, ji sheng mu ming zhong,
ai yu ru qi zi, zi jing yi ru mu.
you ri yue huo guang, cong wei zhao jian guang,
tai zi zhang ri xin, de mao yi fu er.
wu jia zhan tan xiang, yan fu tan ming bao,
hu shen shen xian yao, ying luo zhuang yan shen.
fu yong zhu lin guo, wen wang sheng tai zi,
feng xian zhu zhen yi, niu yang lu ma che,
bao qi zhuang yan ju, zhu yue tai zi xin.
sui you zhu yan shi, ying tong wan hao wu,
tai zi xing an zhong, xing shao er xin su.
xin qi gao sheng jing, bu ran yu rong hua,
xiu xue zhu shu yi, yi wen chao shi jiang.
fu wang jian cong da, shen lu yu shi biao,
guang fang ming hao zu, feng jiao li yi men.
rong zi duan zheng nu, ming ye lun tuo luo,
ying ping tai zi fei, you dao liu qi xin.
tai zi zhi gao yuan, de sheng mao qing ming,
you fan tian zhang zi, she na jiu mo luo.
xian fei mei rong mao, yao tiao shu miao zi,
gui yan ruo tian hou, tong chu ri ye huan.
wei li qing jing gong, hong li ji zhuang yan,
gao zhi zai xu kong, tiao di ruo qiu yun,
wen liang si shi shi, sui shi ze shan ju.
ji nu zhong wei rao, zou he tian le yin,
wu lin hui sheng se,
ling sheng yan shi xiang. ru tian jian ta po,
zi ran bao gong dian, le nu zou tian yin,
sheng se yao xin mu; pu sa chu gao gong,
yin le yi ru shi. fu wang wei tai zi,
jing ju xiu chun de, ren ci zheng fa hua,
qin xian yuan e you, xin bu ran en ai,
yu yu qi du xiang, she qing jian zhu gen,
mie chu qing zao yi, he yan shan ting song,
ci jiao yan zhong xin. xuan hua zhu wai dao,
duan zhu mou ni shu, jiao xue ji shi fang,
wan min de an le. ru ling wo zi an,
wan min yi ru shi, shi huo feng zhu shen,
cha shou yin yue guang. heng shui mu yu shen,
fa shui zao qi xin, qi fu fei cun ji,
wei zi ji wan min. ai yan fei wu yi,
yi yan fei bu ai, ai yan fei bu shi,
shi yan fei bu ai. yi you can kui gu,
bu neng ru shi shuo, yu ai bu ai shi,
bu yi tan hui xiang. zhi cun yu ji mo,
ping zheng zhi zheng song, bu yi ci tian hui,
sheng yu duan shi fu. jian bi duo qiu zhong,
feng shi guo qi wang, xin wu zhan zheng xiang,
yi de jiang yuan di. diao yi er hu qi,
li qi fang zhi wu, de san jue le san,
zhi er she yu er. qiu qing de qi zui,
ying si chui ren shu, bu jia cu e yan,
ruan yu er jiao chi, wu shi yi cai wu,
zhi shou zi sheng lu, shou xue shen xian dao,
mie chu yuan hui xin, ming de pu liu wen,
shi jian yong xiao wang. zhu jiang xiu ming de,
lu tu jie cheng xi, ru ren xin an jing,
si ti zhu gen cong.
shi bai jing tai zi, xian fei ye shu tuo,
nian bing jian zhang da, yun sheng luo hou luo.
bai jing wang zi nian, tai zi yi sheng zi,
li shi xiang ji si, zheng hua wu zhong ji.
tai zi ji sheng zi, ai zi yu wo tong,
bu fu lu chu jia, dan dang li xiu shan.
wo jin xin da an, wu yi sheng tian le,
you ruo jie chu shi, xian wang suo zhu dao.
ai xing qing jing ye, ci si bu hai sheng,
chi ran xiu sheng ye, wang sheng fan xing sheng.
zong zu cai bao sheng, yong jian ji yi sheng,
ming xian zhao shi jian, ru ri qian guang yao.
suo yi wei wang zhe, jiang wei xian qi zi,
xian zi wei zong zu, rong zu yi ming wen,
ming gao de sheng tian, sheng tian wei le yi,
yi le zhi hui zeng, wu dao hong zheng fa,
xian sheng ming wen suo, shou xing zhong miao dao.
wei yuan ling tai zi, ai zi bu she jia,
yi qie zhu guo wang, sheng zi nian shang xiao.
bu ling wang guo tu, lu qi xin fang yi,
zong qing zhe shi le, bu neng shao wang zhong.
jin wang sheng tai zi, sui xin zi wu yu,
wei yuan le shi rong, bu yu ling xue dao.
guo qu pu sa wang, qi dao sui shen gu,
yao xi shi rong le, sheng zi ji zong si,
ran hou ru shan lin, xiu xing ji mo dao.