摩訶止觀 5.65

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5.65

Answer: If the body is caused by defilements, that pertains to past lives. If present defilements exist because of the body, and illness does not arise constantly, their status as the root of things is weak. Sūtras and treatises do not take illness as the head of contemplation; therefore it is not both general and specific. That which is neither general nor specific is entirely inconceivable: one aggregate is all aggregates, neither one nor all.

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