大般涅槃經集解 16.162

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16.162

Sengliang comments: Relying on undefiled wisdom, it is said that when the Śrāvaka saṅgha attains undefiled wisdom, there is a continuity of permanence. Undefiled [wisdom] severs defilements so that they never arise again; this is called 'asaṃskṛta and immutable'. Attaining unmanifest precepts, they never perform evil; this refers to not storing the eight kinds of impure things. Not relying on consciousness means that defilements, having been severed, arise again, so it cannot be relied upon.

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