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# 大乘起信論義記 3.459

大乘起信論義記 3.459

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [3.459](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1846.3.459)

第二對治中，言智慧觀察者，依自隨分所有覺慧，觀諸魔事察而治之；若不觀察則墮邪道，故云勿令墮於邪網。此是三種驗中第三智慧觀察也。言當勤正念不取不著者，總顯三中前之二法，以此大乘止門唯修理定更無別趣故。初定研，并依本修，更無別法，所以合說。但依本止門，不取不著者，邪不干正自然退散。若取著者則背正入邪，若不取著則因邪顯正，是故邪正之分要在著與不著，不著者無障不離，故云遠離是諸業障。如《智度論》云「除諸法實相，其餘一切，皆是魔事。偈云：若分別憶想，即是魔羅網；不動不分別，是即為法印。」此之謂也。

> In the second part, on remedies, 'observe with wisdom' means: relying on the discernment and wisdom that one possesses according to one's capacity, one observes all demonic activities, investigating and remedying them. If one does not observe, one falls into heterodox paths; hence it says, 'not letting this mind fall into the heterodox net.' This is the third, 'observing with wisdom,' among the three kinds of tests. 'One should diligently maintain right mindfulness without grasping and without clinging' comprehensively reveals the preceding two methods among the three: because this Mahāyāna gate of śamatha exclusively cultivates the samādhi of principle and has no other resort, the initial refining through samādhi and cultivating in accord with the original are not distinct methods; therefore they are explained together. Merely relying on the original gate of śamatha, without grasping and without clinging, the heterodox cannot interfere with the orthodox and will naturally retreat and disperse. If one grasps and clings, one turns away from the orthodox and enters the heterodox; if one does not grasp or cling, then because of the heterodox the orthodox is revealed. Therefore, the distinction between heterodox and orthodox consists essentially in clinging and not clinging. For one who does not cling, there is no hindrance from which one is not freed; hence it says, 'distance oneself from all these karmic hindrances.' As the \*Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa\* says: 'Except for the true nature of all phenomena, all the rest is demonic activity.' A verse says: 'If one discriminates and conceptualizes, that is the snare of Māra; being unmoving and without discrimination, that is the seal of the Dharma.' This is what it means.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Linked texts (2)

- [修習止觀坐禪法要](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1915.1.151) — Classical Chinese
- [起信論疏](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1844.2.6.5) — Classical Chinese

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