仁王般若經疏 3.71

English (machine translation) 3.71

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3.71

"These indefinite persons become definite persons because they enter the stage of the emptiness of living beings and possess the nature of noble persons; they will certainly not commit the five heinous crimes, the six grave [offenses], or the twenty-eight light [offenses]; that they would commit rebellious crimes against the Buddhist scriptures and teachings, claiming they are not what the Buddha spoke, is impossible. Being able to cultivate the practice of the patience of the path of subjugation for one asaṃkhyeya kalpa, they first manage to enter the stage of saṃghāta."

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