注維摩詰經 5.124

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5.124

[Dao]sheng says: If the principle is impermanence, then losing what one loves brings distress. Discriminating it minutely, the accumulation of the eight sufferings is especially not to be clung to. Previously, being within delusion, one used impermanence to feel revulsion and renunciation; now too one takes suffering and delights in the bliss of nirvāṇa. Speaking in terms of principle, how could this be so?

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