首楞嚴義疏注經 10.136

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10.136

From "because the future boundary" downward explains the meaning of "neither after death". "With nothing that can be said": to say it is existent is not existent, to say it is non-existent is not non-existent—neither path of existence or non-existence can be stated. If it is so even in the present, how much more so after death, when without perception and awareness one speaks of existence or non-existence? Hence it is called "dim and muddled".

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