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# 維摩經略疏 7.11

維摩經略疏 7.11

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [7.11](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1778.7.11)

「若一切眾生至我病滅」，次答第三問疾滅。若用四教三觀斷三土眾生癡愛，實疾滅則淨名權疾亦滅，故言則我病滅。何者？若同居土起因果疾，淨名同彼，為說四教令修三觀。若彼眾生疾滅，淨名權疾隨彼而滅。若有餘土眾生有因果疾，淨名權疾，為說別圓令修假中。若彼眾生疾滅，淨名權疾隨彼而滅。若果報土眾生有因果疾，即淨名權疾，但為說圓令修中觀。若彼眾生分分四十一品滅，淨名亦然。寂光極地智斷圓極，則無滅也。略答第三問竟。若諸師不許約界外二土明權實者，彼之二土應無無明。若彼有實，淨名何得無權？

> From "If all sentient beings... to my illness will cease" onward, next is the reply to the third question on the cessation of the illness. If one uses the four teachings and threefold contemplation to sever the delusion and craving of sentient beings of the three lands, then when their real illnesses cease, Vimalakīrti's provisional illness will also cease; hence it says "then my illness will cease." Why? If the causal and fruitional illnesses arise in the Land of Common Abode, Vimalakīrti accommodates himself to them, expounding the four teachings for their sake to make them cultivate the threefold contemplation. If those sentient beings' illnesses cease, Vimalakīrti's provisional illness ceases along with them. If sentient beings of the Land of Remainder have causal and fruitional illnesses, Vimalakīrti displays a provisional illness, expounding the distinct and complete \[teachings\] for their sake to make them cultivate the provisional and middle. If those sentient beings' illnesses cease, Vimalakīrti's provisional illness ceases along with them. If sentient beings of the Land of Retribution have causal and fruitional illnesses, then for Vimalakīrti's provisional illness, he only expounds the complete \[teaching\] for their sake to make them cultivate the contemplation of the Middle. If those sentient beings part by part extinguish the forty-one grades, Vimalakīrti does likewise. In the ultimate stage of Quiescent Light, wisdom and severance are consummately perfected, so there is no cessation. The brief reply to the third question is finished. If the various masters do not permit explaining the provisional and real in terms of the two lands outside the realm, then those two lands should be without ignorance. If those \[lands\] have what is real, how could Vimalakīrti not have what is provisional?  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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