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宗鏡錄 96.36

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96.36

The Saddharmapuṇḍarīkasūtra says: 'In the foremost Great Way, / there are no two truths.' / Explanation: The resolve should return to the one source of the ten thousand dharmas, just as a state has no two kings and a household has no two masters. If, apart from this, there is something else sought, then it becomes two paths. As the Bodhisattvacaryopāyasūtra says: 'One who seeks the Dharma is called one who seeks nothing among all dharmas.' It also says: 'If there is something sought, one cannot roar the lion's roar; if there is nothing sought, one can roar the lion's roar.' Explanation:

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