維摩經略疏 6.26

6.26

From “bodhi has no place” downward, the next seven instances concern the meaning of how it cannot be attained by body or mind. This one is that it cannot be attained by the body. The bodhi of the partial teachings is wisdom relying on the physical body, taking the physical body as its place; this would mean it can be attained by the body. In the bodhi of the Perfect Teaching, form and mind are non-dual; since there is neither subject nor object, there is no place, which means it cannot be attained by the body.