肇論 1.28
English (machine translation) 1.28
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The questioner asks: As for the treatise's statement 'not grasping', this is truly because the sage’s mind does not treat things as things, and therefore has no deluded grasping. Without grasping, there is no affirming; without affirming, there is no matching. What could match the sage’s mind, that one says the sage’s mind has nothing it does not know?
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