注大乘入楞伽經 2.86

English (machine translation) 2.86

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2.86

The statements spoken by previous buddhas that are free from views and characteristics are all not contrary to dharmatā, naturally keeping far away from the faults of evil views, and are also free from the dharmas produced by worldly words, which entirely lack real meaning. I shall explain them for you; he admonishes him to listen attentively. Therefore, Nāgārjuna says: "The listener gazes intently like one who is thirsty drinking, enters with one mind into the meaning of the words, and upon hearing the Dharma leaps with joy and a sorrowful heart—to such a person it may be preached."

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注大乘入楞伽經 — Classical Chinese