大方廣圓覺修多羅了義經略疏 2.1062

2.1062

前則驅馳覓佛，此乃放縱身心。設令善惡不拘，即名無記之性。七賢豈是大道？四皓寧為聖人？尚昧欲天，焉冥覺體？行人至此，溺水沈舟，宜自警懷，勿霑斯病。故前云：「若不修行，常居幻化，云何解脫？」

The former [defect] rushed around seeking the Buddha; this one abandons body and mind to indulgence. Even if one is unconstrained by good or bad, this is merely called the nature of the morally indeterminate (*avyākṛta*). How could the Seven Sages [of the Bamboo Grove] be the Great Way? How could the Four Greybeards [of Mount Shang] be holy sages? They are still blind to the desire heavens, how could they merge with the body of enlightenment? When practitioners reach this point, they drown in water and sink their boat; they should take warning themselves and not be tainted with this defect. Therefore it was said earlier: 'If one does not cultivate, but always abides in illusion, how can there be liberation?'