注維摩詰經 10.126

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10.126

[Seng]zhao says: The ultimate meaning cannot be proclaimed in words; if one pursues words, one loses the ultimate. Moreover, the wondrous principle is ever singular, while verbal responses are without fixed direction; would it not be an error to seek to fix the ever-singular principle by means of directionless words? Therefore, relying on the meaning and not on the words is clarity of vision. [Dao]sheng says: One no longer chases after words, grasps at signs, and obscures the principle.

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注維摩詰經 — Classical Chinese