摩訶止觀 2.57
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2.57
Furthermore, contemplating that the four movements are equal to empty space is 'eternity'; not receiving the four movements is 'bliss'; not giving rise to karma on account of the four movements is 'self'; being unstained by the four movements is 'purity.' These are the four movements of the Buddha-Dharma. Although the four movements are thus empty, within emptiness one completely sees the various four movements, even ubiquitously seeing the Buddha-Dharmas numerous as the sands of the Ganges, accomplishing the Mahāyāna. These are the four movements of provisional designation.
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- 摩訶止觀 — Classical Chinese