淨名經集解關中疏 1.650
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"Arising virya-pāramitā by transcending the marks of body and mind." Zhao says: The marks of vigor arise from body and mind; yet it speaks of transcending body and mind because is it not simply signless vigor? Furthermore, being attached to body and mind prevents vigor; being able to be vigorous lies in forgetting body and mind!
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