注維摩詰經 8.43

8.43

“With outflows and without outflows constitute duality. If one attains the equality of all dharmas, one gives rise to no conception of outflows or no-outflows, does not attach to characteristics, and does not abide in signlessness. This is entering the Dharma-door of non-duality.” Bodhisattva Śuddhadhimukti said: “The conditioned and the unconditioned constitute duality. If one departs from all enumeration, the mind is like empty space; unobstructed by virtue of pure wisdom, this is entering the Dharma-door of non-duality.” Bodhisattva Nārāyaṇa said: “The mundane and the supramundane constitute duality.