維摩經玄疏 5.58

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5.58

Sixth, Tripiṭaka Master Paramārtha explains inconceivable liberation, saying: 'There are two kinds of liberation: first, liberation without separation; second, liberation through separation.' As for liberation without separation, it is dharma-tathatā, the originally present principle that has not yet separated from afflictions. That which is called liberation through separation is attaining dharma-tathatā, where wisdom severs mental obstacles and separates from afflictions; this liberation through separation is inconceivable liberation.

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維摩經玄疏 — Classical Chinese