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[Seng]zhao says: All dharmas are profound, remote, and difficult to fathom, not to be known by intellectual wisdom. Because bodhi has no knowledge, there is nothing it does not know. Knowing nothing yet knowing all is the culmination of subtlety. [Dao]sheng says: Explaining it in diverse ways is to praise and extol it. How could it be praised merely to arouse human sentiments?

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