大般涅槃經集解 68.1

68.1

Explaining the sixth: ‘having moved on, dwelling again’, broadly distinguishing the anāgāmin. / Explaining the seventh: ‘reaching the other shore’, broadly distinguishing arhats up to the Buddhas. / Distinguishing two persons who slander the Buddha, Dharma, and Saṅgha: first, slandering through lack of faith; second, slandering through erroneous understanding. / Explaining seven kinds of fruits, namely the fruit of expedients, the fruit of repaying kindness, and so forth. / Explaining the meaning that the buddhadhātu is not existent like empty space, nor non-existent like a rabbit's horns. / Broadly explaining the meaning that the buddhadhātu is like empty space. / Broadly explaining the meaning that the Buddha does not dispute with the world: what the world says exists, the Buddha also says exists. / Broadly explaining the meaning of the three outflows. / Broadly explaining the twelve links of dependent origination, distinguishing that contact increases and generates three kinds of feeling.