金剛般若經疏論纂要 2.68

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2.68

11. Severing the doubt that abiding in cultivation and subjugation is a self. The Buddha taught me to abide in cultivation and subjugation, and also not to abide in the faults of the previous ten kinds of doubtful attachments. If there is no self, who receives the teaching? Who abides in cultivation? Who departs from faults in this way, and so on? It is also said to eliminate subtle attachment, so the verse says: "Cultivating within the internal mind, retaining the self as a bodhisattva, / This obstructs the mind, and runs contrary to the path of non-abiding."

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金剛般若經疏論纂要 — Classical Chinese