金剛般若經贊述 1.85
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"How should they abide?" asks: abiding in what mind does one accomplish this resolve? That is, in what place does one settle one's mind to accomplish this resolve? "How should they practice?": once having aroused the resolve, how does one cultivate the practice? "How should they subdue their minds?": once having cultivated the practice, how are the afflictive and cognitive obscurations eliminated and severed? "How should they abide?" refers to the mind that deeply contemplates sentient beings. "How should they practice?" refers to the mind that seeks bodhi. "How should they subdue?" refers to the mind that is disgusted with and detached from conditioned phenomena. Furthermore, severing all evil is precisely "How should they subdue their minds?"; cultivating all wholesome qualities is "How should they practice?"; liberating all sentient beings is "How should they abide?". Furthermore, the morality of restraint, the morality of gathering wholesome dharmas, and the morality of benefiting sentient beings are also matched to these respectively.
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