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# 法華文句記 1.186

法華文句記 1.186

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [1.186](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1719.1.186)

約觀心中亦具五句，初是初德二句，「能觀」下次德一句，「正觀」下第三德二句。「雖有煩惱」等者，重釋第三德中二句也。初釋初句，「不斷」下釋次句，「如無煩惱」結盡也，「而入涅槃」自在也。約名字觀行俱得名為如無煩惱入涅槃也。

> In terms of the contemplation of mind, it also possesses five phrases: the first consists of two phrases for the first virtue; from "able to contemplate" downward is one phrase for the second virtue; from "correctly contemplating" downward consists of two phrases for the third virtue. The words "although having afflictions," etc., re-explain the two phrases within the third virtue. First, it explains the first phrase; from "not severing" downward, it explains the next phrase: "as if without afflictions" means the fetters are exhausted; "and entering nirvāṇa" means sovereignty. In terms of name-and-words and contemplative practice, both can be called entering nirvāṇa as if without afflictions.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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