妙法蓮華經玄義 8.45

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8.45

Furthermore, the mind is the marking-cord: if one contemplates the mind, one attains correct speech and departs from perverse and inverted expositions. When contemplation of mind is correct, one avoids perverse practice; when the mind is free from view-attachments, one enters the correct principle. Concrete practice is like the cord, and principle practice is like the ink: snapping them against the wood of attachment and views, one forms a vessel of the true Dharma.

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