釋摩訶衍論 2.11

English (machine translation) 2.11

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2.11

The commentary says: This is the section of abbreviated explanation. In this there are three gates. What are the three? First, the gate of establishing the four kinds of dharma characteristics; second, the gate of the dharma-gates completely comprehending [all]; third, the gate of raising questions and answers to reveal the causes. 'Relying on the dharma of the one mind, there are two kinds of gates. What are the two? First, the gate of the mind as tathatā; second, the gate of the mind as arising and ceasing' is the gate of establishing the four kinds of dharma characteristics. As for the distinctions in the names of the two dharmas and two gates, how many are there, and what are their characteristics? The verse says:

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釋摩訶衍論 — Classical Chinese