釋淨土群疑論 2.8

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2.8

Question: The Nirvāṇa Sūtra says: 'Abandoning impermanent form, one attains permanent form; feelings, perceptions, volitions, and consciousness are also like this.' It also says: 'That which all Buddhas take as their teacher is called the Dharma; because the Dharma is permanent, all Buddhas are also permanent.' This means the three bodies are solidified, unmoving, and unchanging. Why do you now say that they arise, cease, and do not abide? What is the meaning of this?

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