注大乘入楞伽經 4.84
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4.84
Deer chasing a seasonal mirage illustrates the foolish delighting in desirable objects. Saying that 'foolish ordinary beings are also like this' matches the herd of beasts above. Being scorched in mind by the three poisons perfumed by beginningless conceptual proliferation and discrimination matches being 'pressed by thirst' above. Delighting in the realm of form and seeing arising, abiding, and cessation matches 'imagining the seasonal heat-mirage to be water' above. Grasping at internal and external dharmas and falling into attachments such as identity and difference matches 'being deluded and running toward it, not knowing it is not water.'
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- 注大乘入楞伽經 — Classical Chinese