注維摩詰經 5.44

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5.44

[Dao]sheng says: 'So it is' refers to the preceding principle being just so. 'If' introduces a supposition: coming cannot manifest itself as not coming. Once one has come, one does not come again; thus that coming is the characteristic of not coming becomes naturally evident. Experiencing this carries no contrivance, so what goodness do I possess?

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注維摩詰經 — Classical Chinese