大般涅槃經集解 40.16

40.16

Sengliang states: If the self is within the body, then the body is large and the self is small. If the body is within the self, then the body is small and the self is large. If this body is the self, then whether small or large, both are [the self]. If neither body nor self, then both are non-existent. Wisdom is able to cut off fetters, first cutting off [the view of] permanence. 'Firm and unshakable' means that views are the root of breaking the precepts. When views are exhausted, precepts become unshakable.