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摩訶止觀 7.174

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7.174

Furthermore, when the five ranks of provisional designation have grown ever clearer and purer, one suddenly enters wisdom derived from hearing. Penetrating thoroughly without obstruction, with deep faith that is difficult to shake, this is the stage of the mind of faith. Proceeding in this sequence, the ten faiths—mindfulness, vigor, wisdom, concentration, dhāraṇī, discipline, protection, dedication, and vow—are fully perfected; this is called the 'stage of resemblance of the purity of the six sense faculties.' The four dwell-abodes [of delusion] are exhausted. The Renwang bore jing says: 'A bodhisattva of the ten good [precepts] arouses the great mind, parting forever from the sea of the wheel of suffering of the three realms.' This is precisely the meaning.

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