首楞嚴義疏注經 10.52

English (machine translation) 10.52

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10.52

"First, this person contemplates the wondrous, bright mind as clear and pervasive throughout the realms of the ten directions, considering it to be the ultimate spiritual self. From this he then calculates: 'I pervade the ten directions, concentrated, bright, and unmoving; all sentient beings arise and die on their own within my mind. Therefore, my mind's nature is called permanent, whereas those that arise and cease have a truly impermanent nature.'"

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首楞嚴義疏注經 — Classical Chinese