注維摩詰經 8.28

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8.28

[Kumāra]jīva says: When the deluded mind subtly arises, this is called 'agitation'; when it apprehends characteristics and deeply attaches to them, this is called 'thought'. They differ only as beginning and end. Being without apprehension dispels reception. [Seng]zhao says: The arousal of emotion is agitation; conceptualising a self is thought.

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