大般涅槃經集解 5.96

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5.96

Sengliang comments: Affectionate thoughts arise from partial attachment. Here it is clarified that if there is conformity with principle, the Tathāgata approves; in his feelings, there is no partiality. Regarding "gladdening and satisfying all": because the principle was not yet fully evident, he examined it in greater detail. Huilang comments: Herein, dispelling thoughts has three turns; this is the first turn, dispelling partial thoughts.

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