Paṭhama Chiggaḷayuga Sutta
Sutta以百年方浮出水面一次的盲龟偶遇独孔浮木、颈穿其中的机率,比喻堕入恶趣的愚人再得人身之难得的一部经。
It is more probable that a blind turtle, rising to the surface only once in a hundred years, should put his neck through a yoke (chiggala) with a single hole, floating about in the ocean, than that a fool who has gone to the Downfall should become a man again (S.v.455; cp. M.iii.169; Thig.500).
SN 56.47
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