注維摩詰經 5.128

5.128

[Kumāra]jīva says: According to their sharp or dull faculties, the teachings are given in broad or abridged forms. For example, a great tree is not felled by a single axe; when the accumulated roots are deep, they cannot be eliminated by a single dharma. Some, though hearing of impermanence, say it is not suffering, so suffering is taught to them. Having heard of suffering, they then think there is a master of suffering and bliss, so non-self and emptiness are taught to them.