摩訶止觀 5.71

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5.71

Answer: In inconceivable realm and wisdom, the aggregates themselves are contemplation. One may also distinguish: unwholesome and indeterminate aggregates are the realm; wholesome five aggregates are contemplation. Once contemplation is fully ripe, there is neither unwholesome nor indeterminate, but only wholesome aggregates. Wholesome aggregates transform into expedient aggregates; expedient aggregates transform into outflow-free aggregates; outflow-free aggregates transform into dharmatā aggregates, termed unequaled aggregates. How could there be a contemplation apart from the aggregates? If even the Hinayana is like this, how much more so the inconceivable?

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