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# 維摩經玄疏 3.94

維摩經玄疏 3.94

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [3.94](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1777.3.94)

若華嚴教，詮真俗即一實諦，帶不即之方便。若三藏教，一向不詮一實諦也。若方等教，詮一實諦同華嚴。摩訶般若教，詮一實，亦同華嚴，故《無量義經》云：「佛成道以來，四十餘年，未顯真實。」今謂：何有不說實諦？但或時赴緣，開二諦、三諦、不即一諦之方便。所覆法華教，詮一實諦，無復不即之方便，但論一切即一實諦也，故《法華經》說：「二萬億日月燈明佛，皆云『諸法實相義，已為汝等說。今佛放光明，助發實相義。諸佛法久後，要當說真實。正直捨方便，但說無上道。』」若《涅槃經》，同方等通釋，入佛性為異。

> The Avataṃsaka teaching expresses the ultimate and conventional as precisely the one real truth, yet it carries the expedient of non-identity. The Tripiṭaka teaching never expresses the one real truth. The Vaipulya teaching expresses the one real truth in the same manner as the Avataṃsaka. The Mahāprajñā teaching expresses the one real \[truth\] also in the same manner as the Avataṃsaka; therefore the Sūtra of Immeasurable Meanings says: "Since the Buddha attained the Way, for over forty years, the real has not yet been revealed." I now say: How could it be that he did not speak of the real truth? It is only that sometimes, responding to capacities, he opened the expedients of the two truths, three truths, and the one truth of non-identity. The Lotus teaching that covers \[all\] expresses the one real truth without any further expedient of non-identity, merely discussing that all is precisely the one real truth. Therefore the Lotus Sūtra says: "Two trillion Sun-Moon-Lamp-Brightness Buddhas all said: 'The meaning of the true mark of all dharmas has already been preached for you. Now the Buddha emits light to assist in revealing the meaning of the true mark. After a long time, the Dharma of all buddhas will certainly preach the real. Honestly abandoning expedients, he only speaks of the unsurpassed path.'" The Nirvāṇa Sūtra is the same as the comprehensive exposition of the Vaipulya, with its entering the buddha-nature being the difference.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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