注維摩詰經 3.59

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3.59

[Kumāra]jīva says: Non-contention has two aspects: first, by the power of samādhi, protecting sentient beings so that contentiousness does not arise in their minds; second, according with the nature of dharmas without opposition or contention. Subhūti always considered himself to have deeply penetrated the dharma of emptiness without opposition or contention; now, if he does not conform to equality yet claims 'non-contention', he is no different from ordinary sentient beings.

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