大般涅槃經集解 13.6

13.6

Sengliang states: "The illusionist's art is shallow, and he does not want others to know it; the Tathāgata is not shallow, and always wants others to know. How could it be called a treasury?" Huidan states: "What an illusionist creates is only to make people see it, not to make people attain it; the Buddha is not like that, always wishing that sentient beings attain what I have attained. How could it be called a treasury?"