妙法蓮華經玄義 3.97

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3.97

Such wisdoms contemplate the four truths. Since the truths are not yet fused, the wisdom and truths are both coarse. Only 'neither suffering nor antidote, having reality' is subtle. If the truths are perfect, wisdom also becomes perfect accordingly; all are the subtle wisdom of the Tathāgata being neither suffering, nor truth, but the real. This is the two meanings of relative and absolute, and so forth.

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