勝鬘寶窟 1.15

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1.15

Question: In contrasting with two and contrasting with three, the statements seem contradictory; how are they reconciled? Answer: This is still a single meaning and there is no contradiction. Three is the common explanation; two is the specific discourse. Three being the common explanation: the one among the three is the ekayāna, and because of those two vehicles they are called three. Speaking of two vehicles: it only clarifies that the two among the three are not real, while the one among the three is real.

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勝鬘寶窟 — Classical Chinese