大般涅槃經集解 67.40

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67.40

Sengliang comments: When the cause is proximate, the effect is easy to see; when the cause is remote, it is difficult to know. Because they see themselves but do not see sentient beings, it is called 'seeing slightly'. Sengzong says: On the ten grounds, with respect to the Buddha, it is not called seeing; adapting to intent, he says it is seeing slightly. Baoliang says: In the chapter 'Lion's Roar', this line of meaning has already been explained in two or three places.

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