法華玄論 4.62

4.62

Answer: The Great Master of Xinghuang wrote in his preface to the Treatise: "Comprehending the manifold subtleties, he expressed the excellences of the various schools, causing divergent attachments to melt like ice and converge into a single accord." Examining it by this principle, there is no attachment that is not refuted, and no meaning that is not gathered in. Used skillfully, nothing fails to be ambrosia; swallowed clumsily, all becomes poison. If one exclusively clings to words of refutation, such a person has not yet realized the intent of the Three Treatises.