金剛經纂要刊定記 4.78
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4.78
The commentary's 'Without dhyāna, etc.': The lower text states: 'How should one explain it to others? By not grasping at marks, unmoving like tathatā.' Unmoving means undefiled. Even stirring the mind is erroneous and is still called defilement; how much more so craving faith, respect, fame, and gain—how could that not be a fault?
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