維摩經玄疏 1.82

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1.82

If one enters emptiness from correct causes and conditions, whether through the two kinds of contemplating the mind—analytical or embodied—one must recognize 'what is suitable for the person'. As for 'suitability': if it is suitable to cultivate contemplation, then one brings to mind the three factors of awakening—investigation of dharmas, energy, and joy—to arouse them; if it is suitable to cultivate calming, then one brings to mind the three factors of awakening—tranquility, equanimity, and concentration—to gather them in. Thus, in accordance with what is suitable, the wholesome mind is brought forth.

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維摩經玄疏 — Classical Chinese