宗鏡錄 36.55

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36.55

The objection says: It is not that the holy mind cannot be right; it is truly because there is no right that can be right. Although it does not consider it right, this being right hits the mark of being right in the absence of right. Therefore the sūtra says: 'The ultimate truth is without marks; therefore prajñā is without knowledge.' This is truly because prajñā does not have knowledge of possessing marks. If one takes the markless as markless, how would that burden the ultimate truth?

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宗鏡錄 — Classical Chinese