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# 觀音義疏 1.28

觀音義疏 1.28

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [1.28](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1728.1.28)

第二、別答，為三：一、口機感應，二、意機感應，三、身機感應。就口機為二：初明七難，次結口機。有人云：「次第三機者，口顯居前，音成由意，意識成身也。」通論口機亦脫三種苦：但先除果苦，次除苦因，次滿願與樂。

> Second, the specific reply has three parts: first, the resonance of the oral capacity; second, the resonance of the mental capacity; third, the resonance of the physical capacity. Regarding the oral capacity, there are two parts: first, explaining the seven disasters; next, concluding the oral capacity. Someone says: "As for the sequence of the three capacities, the oral is manifest and placed first; sound is produced through intention; and mental consciousness produces the body." Speaking generally, the oral capacity also frees one from three kinds of suffering: it merely removes the suffering of the result first, next removes the cause of suffering, and next fulfills vows to bestow joy.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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