金剛般若經旨贊 2.186

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2.186

Sūtra: "If there were sentient beings... sentient being, or life-span." / Commentary: This is the converse demonstration. The Buddha's omniscient knowledge knows in accordance with principle that there is no [self]; to claim there is one is deluded grasping. Since there is no deluded grasping, he therefore does not perceive any slight sentient being saved by the Tathāgata. Hence Asaṅga says: 'Because the Tathāgata does not perceive thus.' Vasubandhu's verse says:

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