說無垢稱經疏 6.80
English (machine translation) 6.80
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6.80
Commentary: This explains the meaning of the instruction. All Buddha-lands lack substantial reality, just like space. Or, the land of the nature of phenomena is signless like space; what good or evil is there? The Buddha, in order to transform sentient beings, manifests in accordance with their inclinations, so pure and defiled are not fixed. However, the reward land produced by the Buddha is pure and without difference; thus one knows that Śākyamuni's land is impure merely as a manifestation according to their inclinations, while the original land is pure and no different from ours. Therefore, do not give rise to thoughts of inferiority regarding that land.
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- 說無垢稱經疏 — Classical Chinese