釋門歸敬儀 2.92

2.92

Tenth, on clarifying the practice of correct contemplation. The ultimate principle and true summit does not exceed the two types of emptiness of person and phenomena. Only the Buddhist Path possesses this; other paths do not. Due to the two types of emptiness of person and phenomena, the two attachments are severed, and none of all afflictions can arise for lack of a cause. Therefore, the Diamond Prajñā [Sūtra] says: 'All noble persons are distinguished by the unconditioned.' This means that although the noble and worthy of the three vehicles differ in depth, when it comes to entering realization, it lies solely in the two types of emptiness.