大般涅槃經疏 1.42
大般涅槃經疏 1.42
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1.42
三、「爾時大地」下,地動召中有陸動、水動,水地相依是故俱動,表無明、愛見二互相依,將翻有緣癡愛,故地動以表之。復言震者,起、涌、動是其形,震、吼、覺是其聲,廣則六動十八動也(云云)。然聲光動等,或前或後或復一時,感見不同豈可定執?
Third, in "At that time the great earth..." onward, within the summons by earth-quaking, there are land quakes and water quakes. Water and earth depend on each other, and therefore both quake, symbolizing that ignorance and craving/views mutually depend on each other; about to overturn the delusion and craving of conditioned existence, the earth quakes to symbolize this. Further, saying "trembled" (zhen): rising, surging, and moving are its visible forms; trembling, roaring, and waking are its sounds; in full, there are the six quakes and eighteen quakes (and so forth). However, sound, light, quaking, and so on are either earlier, later, or simultaneous; since the capacities and perceptions are not the same, how could one hold to a fixed view?
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