大般涅槃經集解 18.65
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18.65
Sengliang says: "The deluded person thinks that what is permanent does not perish, and what perishes is not permanent; this explains why it is the suffering of conditioning. As for 'how could he discard the body?': if it were bliss, he should not discard it, yet he discards it, so we know it is suffering; this explains why it is the suffering of destruction." Baoliang says: "From here down is the third, returning to adducing the latter inversion to conclude the earlier clause." Zhixiu says: "This properly clarifies that giving rise to the view of suffering regarding bliss is an inversion. There are three points: first, discriminating that it is an inversion according to principle; second, the compiler of the sūtra concludes that it constitutes an inversion; third, presenting the intention of that view."
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