仁王經疏 2.447
仁王經疏 2.447
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- Classical Chinese
2.447
釋曰:第二明無受用。言不受者,不執著義。不受有四:一行,謂著行;二不行,謂不著行;三非行非不行,即是無記行;四不受一切法。此明三眼於四境中皆不執著,無執著用,故說為空。此皆空故,亦是一義。
Explanation: Second, explaining the function of non-appropriation. "Not appropriated" means the sense of non-clinging. Non-appropriation has four aspects: first, practices, referring to clinging to practices; second, non-practices, referring to not clinging to practices; third, neither practices nor non-practices, which are indeterminate practices; fourth, not appropriating any phenomena. This explains that the three eyes do not cling to any of the four cognitive spheres; lacking the function of clinging, they are therefore said to be empty. Because these are all empty, this is also the meaning of oneness.
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