注維摩詰經 3.201
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3.201
[Seng]zhao says: "Above, he clarified that external dharmas do not abide; here, he clarifies the false views of the internal mind. Both elucidate the meaning of emptiness, differing only in internal and external. Because seeing is false, what is seen is not real; what is seen being unreal, reality resides outside of what is seen; reality residing outside of what is seen, what is seen cannot be seen; seeing what cannot be seen, it is therefore signless and constantly pure. The previous two metaphors take up rapid cessation; these four metaphors take up false discrimination."
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