首楞嚴義疏注經 3.46

English (machine translation) 3.46

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3.46

"Ānanda, it is like a person who licks their lips with their tongue: licking continuously causes fatigue; if the person is ill, there is a bitter taste, and if the person is not ill, there is a slightly sweet sensation. From sweetness and bitterness, it is revealed that when this tongue faculty does not move, the bland nature is constantly present. Both the tongue and the fatigue are together the marks of staring fixedly and producing fatigue within bodhi."

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首楞嚴義疏注經 — Classical Chinese