法華義疏 3.21
法華義疏 3.21
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3.21
凡有三種:一、身方便,如現作二乘及垢衣長者、樹王之佛。二、口方便,則無三說三,謂虛指門外明有三車。三、意方便,則二思惟也:一、思惟尋念過去佛;二、思惟我出濁惡世。此則上同古佛下順眾生,二種因緣起方便智,謂意方便也。
There are three kinds in all: 1. Body upāya: such as manifesting as the two vehicles, the elder in dirty clothes, and the Buddha under the king of trees. 2. Speech upāya: that is, when there are no three, speaking of three, meaning falsely pointing outside the gate and declaring there are three carriages. 3. Mind upāya: that is, the two reflections: first, reflecting and remembering the past Buddhas; second, reflecting that I have appeared in an evil world of turbidities. This accords above with the ancient Buddhas and conforms below with sentient beings; these two kinds of conditions give rise to the wisdom of upāya, which is called mind upāya.
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