金剛經纂要刊定記 5.265

5.265

"Nor is it dim and confused..." etc.: for fear that upon hearing of complete non-discrimination and that it is not other wisdom either, one might think it is identical to wood and stone, totally obdurate and frozen. Therefore the *Complete Enlightenment* states: "All illusions completely extinguished, the enlightened mind is unmoving"; yet this very enlightened mind has nothing attained either. Therefore the verse states: "When with regard to cognitive objects, wisdom has entirely nothing attained," etc. This, then, is free from sinking and free from agitation, distinctly luminous and utterly quiescent; marvelously tallying with the original mind, what after all is attained? Sumati's mind at that time was identical to this.