首楞嚴義疏注經 10.142

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10.142

Calculating that the body is annihilated refers to humans and gods of the desire realm, because they share the same realm and stage. Desires being exhausted refers to the first dhyāna; suffering being exhausted refers to the second dhyāna; ultimate bliss refers to the third dhyāna; ultimate equanimity refers to the fourth dhyāna and the formless [realms]. "Besides what is presently extinguished": the three aggregates have already ceased, and the aggregate of formations is also like this. In all seven places there is present annihilation, and after death there is no further arising.

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