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大般涅槃經集解 66.82

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66.82

Sengliang notes: "The arising of dharmas is called birth. The nature of the sun is light; although it has not yet risen, its nature is inherently without darkness, which is called destroying darkness. The natures of good and evil are inherently mutually opposed; when goodness arises, evil is extinguished." Baoliang says: "This person rides upon past goodness as the cause and present good spiritual friends as the condition, and thus is able to extinguish evil and produce goodness." Zhixiu says: "Although not yet having arisen, its nature can destroy darkness; that the buddhadhātu can produce roots of goodness in the future is just like this. This is a partial analogy, which must be carefully evaluated and understood."

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