維摩經略疏垂裕記 2.34

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2.34

Second, from "The former" onwards, concluding and judging what to discard and what to accept. "Since they lack phenomenal harmony, they are unfit for saṃgha affairs": Jingxi says: "Those who cannot distinguish the two piṭakas of concentration and wisdom may still maintain phenomenal harmony. If the piṭaka of precepts is not understood, upholding them will also have flaws; thus, even if one upholds the precepts, one is still called foolish—how much more so a mute sheep!"

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