首楞嚴義疏注經 8.65

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8.65

"Holding the precepts purely and staying far from greed and lust, it is called initial dryness; this is the cutting off of the affliction obstacle. 'Dry' has two meanings: first, called dry because desire is exhausted; second, called dry because there is only wisdom. Here it is the first meaning: faculties and objects do not match, and by the power of samādhi one reverses the flow to unite in oneness, shattering the obstacle of the knowable."

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首楞嚴義疏注經 — Classical Chinese