淨名經集解關中疏 2.106
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2.106
He asked again: "What is the root of non-abiding?" He replied: "Non-abiding has no root." This exhausts ignorance as having no supporting root. Sengzhao says: "If one takes the movement of the mind as the root, then having characteristic signs principle culminates in the initial motion, having no further root. If one takes the non-existence of dharmas as the root, then existence is produced dependent on non-existence; non-existence is not dependent on non-existence, hence there is no further root."
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