肇論新疏 3.348

3.348

The first two sentences leave behind faults; the next two sentences realize principle. In the subsequent two sentences: first, due to tallying with principle, the Buddha-dharmas as numerous as the sands of the Ganges one by one accord with principle and pervade the Dharma realm. In the latter two sentences: because mental conceptions are eradicated, all merits are animitta, leaving no room for ‘I realize’ or ‘I do’; how then could accumulating virtues arise from pursuing aspirations?