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起信論疏筆削記 16.29

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16.29

Third, the remedy. Śāstra: "The intrinsic nature of the five aggregates is unarisen..." and so on: This corresponds to what was said earlier in the tathatā doorway: "All dharmas from the beginning are free from the marks of words, names, mental cognition, and so forth, and are ultimately equal." It also said: "All dharmas are identical to the true nature," and so forth. It also said in the passage on the common mark: "All sentient beings are fundamentally eternally abiding, having entered nirvāṇa." The text below also says: "Because of having faith that all dharmas from the beginning are naturally nirvāṇa, marks are integrated into the real." Throughout the text, these are the antidotal agents.

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