金剛般若經疏論纂要 2.254

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2.254

The Treatise says: "Because in that aggregation there is no thing to be grasped, false discrimination is called 'delusional grasping'; if there were something real, it would be correct view." Asaṅga says: "Conventionally it is spoken of as grasping as a mass; in the ultimate sense it is inexpressible. Those childish worldlings grasp according to words." Dayun says: "Clinging to the view of the five aggregates and taking them as a composite whole is greedy clinging to affairs; being deluded about phenomenal matters, they give rise to afflictions."

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