宗鏡錄 38.4
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38.4
Question: If all dharmas that arise are only manifestations of the mind: if they manifest from the mind, that is ignorance of self-nature; if one clings to their arising from conditions, that is ignorance of other-nature; if they arise from the harmony of mind and conditions, that is ignorance of shared nature; if they arise neither from mind nor from conditions, that is ignorance of causelessness. How can this be comprehensively clarified to avoid falling into these four attachments?
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