維摩經略疏垂裕記 9.65
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9.65
Second, from "Directly speaking..." downward, revealing that emptiness is identical to the three truths, which has two parts: first, clarifying that emptiness is not annihilation. As for "A single mind possesses the ten thousand practices," Jingxi says: "This is spoken for those who thereby enter the perfect middle. Since both emptiness and the provisional are emptied and one enters the emptiness of the middle, the emptiness of the middle spontaneously possesses the ten thousand practices." Under "Therefore this...", the form of the formless realm precisely exemplifies the emptiness of the middle way; therefore the preceding explanation of sentient beings could be made in terms of the three truths.
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