大般涅槃經集解 48.36
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48.36
Sengliang comments: Contemplating craving and greed matches the third metaphor. Seeing and not seeing, hearing and not hearing, down to later again not seeing: when entering contemplation one is clear, but when emerging from contemplation delusion arises. The two vehicles are also like this. Originally it served as a metaphor for proceeding toward the first fruit, and by occasion spoke of craving being difficult to eradicate.
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