注維摩詰經 4.134
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4.134
[Kumāra]jīva says: One may subdue the mind by phenomenal things, or one may subdue the mind by principle. Here, correct contemplation uses the contemplation of impermanence and so on to restrain and subdue one's mind. [Seng]zhao says: As for the nature of the mind, if it is obstinate, it contemplates wrongly; if it is tamed and subdued, it contemplates correctly.
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