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大華嚴經略策 1.43

大華嚴經略策 1.43

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1.43

第三十六、十忍名體。問:何名十忍?仰列名體。答:忍謂忍可,即智慧為體。深淺法喻。寄十顯圓:一音聲忍,聞深教聲不驚怖故;二順忍,隨順理事故;三無生忍,了法無生妄念不起故;四如幻忍,了法緣生如幻不實故;五如焰忍,了境如焰不可取故;六如夢忍,了心如夢從思起故;七如響忍,音聲如響緣合虛故;八如影忍,身等如影業緣現故;九如化忍,無而忽有無真實故;十如空忍,究竟如空不可取故。謹對。

Thirty-sixth: The names and essence of the ten patiences. Question: What are the ten patiences? I respectfully ask you to list their names and essence. Answer: 'Patience' means patient acceptance; it takes wisdom as its essence. In terms of depth and shallowness, dharmas and metaphors, ten are used to reveal perfection: First, patience with sounds, because upon hearing the sound of profound teaching one is not terrified; second, compliant patience, because one complies with principle and phenomena; third, patience with the non-arising of dharmas, because one understands that dharmas are unarisen and false thoughts do not arise; fourth, illusion-like patience, because one understands that dharmas arise from conditions and like an illusion are not real; fifth, mirage-like patience, because one understands that objects are like a mirage and cannot be grasped; sixth, dream-like patience, because one understands that the mind is like a dream, arising from thought; seventh, echo-like patience, because sounds are like an echo, hollow combinations of conditions; eighth, shadow-like patience, because the body and so forth are like shadows, appearing from karmic conditions; ninth, transformation-like patience, because they suddenly appear from nothing and have no true reality; tenth, space-like patience, because ultimately they are like empty space, ungraspable. Respectfully answered.

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