SA 1102（一一〇二） 钵

Thus have I heard:

At one time, the Buddha was staying in the wilderness of Rajagriha, together with a group of five hundred bhikshus, teaching the Dharma. The five hundred alms bowls were placed in the courtyard.

At that time, the World-Honored One spoke to the five hundred bhikshus about the arising and ceasing of the five aggregates.

At that time, Mara, the Evil One, thought: "The Shakyamuni Buddha is staying in the wilderness of Rajagriha, together with a group of five hundred bhikshus, teaching the Dharma of the arising and ceasing of the five aggregates. I shall now go and create obstacles for him." He transformed himself into a large bull and went to where the Buddha was, entering among the five hundred alms bowls. The bhikshus then drove it away, not wanting it to damage the bowls.

At that time, the World-Honored One told the bhikshus: "This is not a bull, it is Mara, the Evil One, trying to create disturbances." He then spoke a verse:

Form, feeling, perception, formation, and consciousness are neither self nor mine. If
one knows the true meaning, one will have no attachment to them
The Dharma of the mind having no attachment transcends the fetters of
form. Penetrating all places, one does not dwell in the realm of Mara.

Having spoken this sutra, the Buddha finished. The bhikshus, having heard the Buddha's words, rejoiced and practiced accordingly.