金剛般若經贊述 2.222
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2.222
The Commentary states: This is the third, the conclusion. "In teaching the Dharma" generally presents the teaching of the Dharma. "There is no Dharma that can be taught" means that in the true principle, there is not the slightest Dharma that can be taught. It means that one must realise the emptiness and non-existence of the parikalpita (imagined nature) in order to speak—this is called teaching the Dharma. If one grasps tathatā as an actual non-teaching, that is not teaching the Dharma.
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