English
It is said that. The only Buddha benefits all beings, accomplishes the needs of sentient beings, and rejoices for the benefit of others. This itself is the behavior of the noble ones, so it is said because it possesses this behavior. In order to show that all wrong actions arise from the inverted pervasiveness, "I" and so on are said. The so-called "should be harmed" means that it should be harmed because it is an enemy, so-called "to the unruly, then unruly, in that no fault is seen," is what is said. For example, what Vishnu did to evil sounds, etc., the so-called "this should be protected," such as Vishnu protecting the blue lion, etc. The so-called "this should be killed" means that it should be killed, such as killing the Asura golden seat, etc. The so-called "supreme of the gods" refers to those who are known as the great powers of the heavens, such as Vishnu. The so-called "is the rule" means that it is the action of behavior. The Buddha Bhagavan has no enemies to be killed, because he has great compassion. There is also no one to be deceived, because there is no opponent who can be deceived by the method of abandonment, because he can place all three realms in perfection, and is solely pleased with benefiting others. If you ask what the Buddha has achieved? It is indeed undoubtedly transformed into happiness, so it is indeed happiness, that is, Nirvana, and excellence, that is, the manifestation of desire and the surpassing worldly perfection, achieving the happiness of these natures, and not just a little happiness, because both of these can benefit, and can enter both of these, so it is said that he is the only one who can benefit. In order to show that the entry of others is not like this, Vishnu and so on are mentioned. The words of Vishnu will produce the faults of greed and other faults, with the terror of the curse of the world, taking Brahma and others as witnesses, even if touching Sitamela will be caught by Brahma.