維摩經玄疏 5.28

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5.28

First, analogizing to untranslatability to clarify sūtra based on contemplating the mind: how is it only that sūtra is untranslatable and its name contains five senses? The minds of sentient beings contain all dharmas, and likewise cannot be specifically named. Why is this? If one is separated from all mental factors, what would be named mind? Now, to say that contemplating the mind contains five senses:

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維摩經玄疏 — Classical Chinese