註四十二章經 1.39
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1.39
Indeed, if one can cut off craving and desire, the origin of the mind will naturally become clear; if one skillfully penetrates the profound principle, the basis of phenomena is transcendentally awakened to. One's inclination naturally hits the mark; the path is not sought from outside. Therefore, without being bound to the path, the path is present; without tying karmic knots, karma is untied. Why then make anything of thought, action, cultivation, or realization!
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