注大乘入楞伽經 6.284

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This verse takes up the reckoning of all phenomena as intentional objects, with their specific and general characteristics, their meanings of unity and diversity, and the various affairs of the objective realm, which one is unable to observe, discriminate, and know. Even if one were able to know them, it would still not be wisdom; and not knowing is not non-wisdom. If one says that knowing or not knowing constitutes wisdom or non-wisdom, this is what is conjectured by foolish people of parikalpa.