大般涅槃經集解 61.58

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61.58

Sengliang comments: "This is the second objection. The nature is a definite cause, and the power of a cause is strong; because it is strong, there is no need for the assistance of cultivating the path." Baoliang comments: "Below there are altogether five turns. From above up to this point is the first turn. Siṃhanāda objects: If sentient beings possess the direct-cause buddhadhātu, why do they not immediately attain nirvāṇa instead of only then cultivating fictitious and provisional contributory causes?"

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