宗鏡錄 36.51

English (machine translation) 36.51

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36.51

The objection says: When the treatise says 'not grasping', is it because of having no knowledge that it does not grasp, or is it that knowing occurs and only thereafter it does not grasp? If it does not grasp because of having no knowledge, the sage would be in darkness like one walking at night, unable to distinguish between black and white. If knowing occurs and only thereafter it does not grasp, then knowing is different from not grasping.

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