大般涅槃經集解 43.20

43.20

Sengliang notes: He does not take the past as a concern; he despises his own defilement and encumbrance, not being of the retinue [worthy to] listen to the Dharma, and fears that if he goes, [the Buddha] will not necessarily receive him. Sengzong says: The seventh [section shows] the king reflecting on the heaviness of his offenses and having no intention of going. Baoliang says: Although he has heard the above six kinds of superior explanations, he still does not dare to go.