宗鏡錄 36.53
English (machine translation) 36.53
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36.53
The objection says: When the treatise speaks of 'not grasping', is it truly because the holy mind does not treat things as things, and therefore there is no deluded grasping? If there is no grasping, there is no positing as right; if there is no positing as right, there is no hitting the mark. What would hit the mark in the holy mind, such that one says the holy mind has nothing it does not know?
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