摩訶止觀 2.98
English (machine translation) 2.98
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2.98
Contemplate this indeterminate: is it different from wholesome and unwholesome, or the same? If the same, it would not be indeterminate. If different: does the indeterminate arise when the determinate ceases? Does the indeterminate arise when the determinate does not cease? Does the indeterminate arise when the determinate both ceases and does not cease? Does the indeterminate arise when the determinate neither ceases nor does not cease? Seeking the determinate is unattainable, how much more so whether the indeterminate and the determinate are identical or different? Because they are not identical, they do not unite; because they are not different, they do not disperse. Because they do not unite, they do not arise; because they do not disperse, they do not cease.
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