注大乘入楞伽經 8.233

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8.233

Ninth, contemplating the mind: It can be grasped through the mind. If one does not contemplate the mind, it does not belong to one's own share of wisdom, and one cannot open up one's own treasure-house. Even if one cultivates merit and wisdom equally, they will entirely turn along with external things, their efficacy will revert to arising and ceasing, and the superior undefiled causes will not be accomplished at all. Hence the Vimalakīrti-nirdeśa states, 'The liberation of all Buddhas should be sought in the mental conduct of sentient beings.'

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