宗鏡錄 80.12
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80.12
Question: If the very reality of sentient beings themselves is named the Buddha-nature, and awakening to this nature is what is called being a Buddha, then merely realizing the one nature would accord with the fundamental source. Why, then, in the teachings, are two, three, four, or five different kinds of Buddha-nature sometimes spoken of?
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