大般涅槃經集解 45.35

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45.35

Daosheng notes: If the principle of not hearing is after all unhearable, the stumbling block is likewise great. Sengliang says: This is the fourth objection. Sengzong says: He anticipates the Buddha's meaning. If one said that conversely, by not hearing this not-hearing, one attains Buddhahood, the error would be even greater. Baoliang says: If one truly attains the Way naturally without hearing what is not heard, sentient beings should also be likewise, without relying on hearing this not-hearing.

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