法界次第初門 3.50
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3.50
Tenth: beginningless emptiness. Beginningless emptiness: all worlds, whether sentient beings or dharmas, have no beginning. As the Buddha told the monks: 'Sentient beings are bound by beginningless ignorance and veiled by craving, traversing birth and death; no beginning can be apprehended.' One can dismantle this beginninglessness and have no clinging within the beginningless; therefore it is called beginningless emptiness.
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