金剛般若經旨贊 2.50

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Sūtra: “One should not produce a mind abiding in forms … sounds, smells, tastes, tangibles, or phenomena.” Commentary: This is the specific explanation. If one grasps at forms and the rest as truly existent, one will give rise to seeking, attachment, yearning, and stinginess, further increasing saṃsāra and abiding perpetually in birth-and-death. How could one abandon marks and arouse bodhi? To prevent these, [the Buddha] exhorts not producing a mind that abides in forms and the rest.