注維摩詰經 2.288

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[Seng]zhao says: "Sentiments rely on the six sense objects, hence there is the agitation of rushing about; the Dharma fundamentally has nothing to rely upon, hence it has no wavering." [Dao]sheng says: "The six sense objects each have their dominant counterparts, and the matters vie with and displace each other; hence there is the sense of wavering. Once it has wavered, it becomes differentiated and is not its reality."