注維摩詰經 9.28

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9.28

[Kumāra]jīva says: It refers to the sixteen mental states of seeing the truths. A question asks: 'How does eating fragrant rice bring attainment of the Path?' The answer says: 'The body is made secure and the mind quieted, producing a state of mind never had before. Even the rice is like this; how much more so the Path? When there is this wonderful fruit, there must be a wonderful cause. Developing exceedingly great faith and joy, profoundly penetrating cause and effect, one then understands dependent origination; understanding dependent origination, one then perceives the real Dharma.' [Seng]zhao says: Accomplishing the unattached fruit is called 'liberation of the mind.'

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注維摩詰經 — Classical Chinese