大乘起信論裂網疏 2.29

English (machine translation) 2.29

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2.29

"As for what is called genuinely non-empty: because deluded thoughts are empty and non-existent, the true mind is revealed to be eternal and immutable, replete with pure dharmas; hence it is called non-empty. Yet it also has no mark of non-emptiness, because it is not an object traversed by the mind of deluded thoughts, and is realized only by those who are free from thoughts."

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大乘起信論裂網疏 — Classical Chinese