金剛經纂要刊定記 4.149
English (machine translation) 4.149
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4.149
Answer: "Earlier revealed the dharmakāya, hence it said that marks are non-marks; here it clarifies the physical body, hence it says that non-marks are marks. This is because the fruition Buddha must possess both bodies; the two bodies are mutually identical like waves and water. Each of the two treatises reveals one meaning; the words seem contrary, but the intent truly accords. The bodhisattva's skillful means is wondrously found in this."
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- 金剛經纂要刊定記 — Classical Chinese