注維摩詰經 2.350

2.350

[Seng]zhao says: The eight wrong paths and the eight liberations are fundamentally of one identical nature. By contemplating the eight wrong paths well, one immediately enters the eight liberations; why discard the wrong to seek liberation anew? If one can be like this, it is called entering liberation. [Dao]sheng says: He then rebukes him for wishing to bestow merit on others through the concentration of cessation, deeming it unacceptable. If one wishes to bestow merit on others through concentration, that makes the concentration of cessation distinct from the eight wrong paths. If there is a discriminatory mind, one cannot bestow merit. If one can enter the eight liberations without discarding the eight wrong paths, then there is no differentiation.