雜阿含經 262.p10

262.p10

“Then I said to the monks, ‘I already know that form is impermanent, that feeling … conception … volition … awareness is imperament, that all actions are impermanent, that all things are selfless, and that Nirvāṇa is peaceful cessation. Still, I don’t delight in hearing, “All actions are empty, at peace, and unobtainable. End craving, become free of desire, and nirvāṇa.’ Isn’t there a self who says, ‘Knowing and seeing in this way is called seeing the Dharma.’”’