The Buddha Said the Old Woman Sutra

It sounds like this. At one time the Buddha fell into a state of sāra. The place where it stops is called music. At that time there were eight hundred monks and bodhisattvas and ten thousand people. From time to time, a poor old woman came to the Buddhist temple. Bow to the Buddha with your head and face on the ground. White Buddha said. I would like to ask something. Buddha said. Shanzai should ask. The old woman said. Where does life come from and go to? Where do you come from and where do you go? Where does the disease come from? Where does death come from? Sex, pain, itching, thoughts of life and death. From where to where. Eyes, ears, nose, mouth and mind. From where to where. Earth, water, fire, wind and sky. From where to where. The Buddha's words are good. Asking is a big deal. There is nothing in life and nothing in the past. There is nowhere to go and nowhere to go. Disease has nowhere to go and nowhere to go. Death has nowhere to go and nowhere to go. Sex, pain, itching, thoughts of life and death. Nothing has ever gone and nowhere is coming. Eyes, ears, nose, mouth and mind. Nothing has ever gone and nowhere is coming. Earth, water, fire, wind and sky. Nothing has ever gone and nowhere is coming. All laws are like this