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THE DIAMOND SUTRA IN SANSKRIT AND ENGLISH Translated from the Sanskrit by Edward Conze
Thus have I heard at one time. The Lord dwelt at Sravasti, in the Jeta Grove, in the garden of Anathapindika, together with a large gathering of monks, consisting of 1,250 monks, and with many Bodhisattvas, great beings. Early in the morning the Lord dressed, put on his cloak, took his bowl, and entered the great city of Sravasti to collect alms. When he had eaten and returned from his round, the Lord put away his bowl and cloak, washed his feet, and sat down on the seat arranged for him, crossing his legs, holding his body upright, and mindfully fixing his attention in front of him. Then many monks approached to where the Lord was, saluted his feet with their heads, thrice walked round him to the right, and sat down on one side. Read more:  The Diamond Sutra In Sanskrit And English (Edward Conze) XEM NHỮNG BẢN DỊCH KHÁC: The Diamond Sutra (translated by A.F.Price and Wong Mou-Lam) The Diamond Sutra (translated by the Buddhist Text Translation Society of the Sino-American Buddhist Association) Bản dịch Việt Kinh Kim Cang: Kinh Kim Cang (Thích Duy Lực) Kinh Kim Cang (Thích Trí Tịnh) Kinh Kim Cang (Thích Nhất Hạnh) |
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