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金光明經文句記 4.33

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4.33

First, briefly demonstrating. Determining the explication by principle, one is not misled by names; how could hearing 'neither-nor' immediately be the true principle? For one is able to understand that the double negation of ordinary beings and heterodox paths is in essence the affliction of views; the double negation of the two vehicles merely realizes biased truth; and the double negation of the Distinct teaching still retains the doctrinal path and has not harmoniously merged with the three. If Complete emptiness is established, all previous double negations must melt away and perish; hence it is called 'refuting'.

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