金剛般若經旨贊 2.252

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Sūtra: “Not grasping at marks, unmoved as suchness.” / Commentary: This is the explanation. What is preached by the transformation body does not preach about marks; just as with the suchness realized, there is no stirring of thought. Since it does not grasp at marks, it is not spoken of as a transformation; it is preached relying solely on correct realization and correct mindfulness, and so the Dharma preached is called correct and can universally benefit sentient beings. All you bodhisattvas should also likewise not grasp at the Buddha's body—the marks of transformed and untransformed; not grasp at the Dharma—the marks of preached and unpreached; not grasp at listeners—the marks of believing and disbelieving. Just as with the realized unmoving tathatā, one's mind is serene without any stirring of thought. Grasping at marks and stirring the mind is defilement. Clarifying this meaning, the Treatise speaks in verse: