摩訶止觀 8.41

8.41

When one receives this reward, one must not give rise to attachment to the Dharma, for attachment obstructs the true path. If there is no falling from the peak, one is free and unhindered, like the wind moving through the sky; one's rank enters the copper wheel, one destroys the delusions of avidyā, and accomplishes the forbearance of the non-arising of dharmas. One obtains a great carriage, high and broad, with attendants escorting it. Riding this jeweled vehicle, one proceeds directly to the bodhimaṇḍa. This is called the four parts of defilements being fully endowed with all buddhadharmas; it is also called 'practicing non-paths and penetrating the Buddha-path'; it is also called 'defilements are bodhi'; it is also called 'entering nirvāṇa without severing defilements.'