金剛經纂要刊定記 7.29
English (machine translation) 7.29
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7.29
"It is merit," and so forth: This is the responsive retribution of that uncontaminated merit, namely the immaculate fruit. Because in the fruit there are no physical forms, the treatise says: "In the Buddha-fruit there are no physical forms seen reciprocally." The treatise also says: "In the Buddha-fruit there are no separate forms or sounds; it is solely tathatā. Furthermore, only the wisdom of tathatā exists alone; hence there is no coming or going," and so forth.
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- 金剛經纂要刊定記 — Classical Chinese