淨名經集解關中疏 2.17
English (machine translation) 2.17
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2.17
"'Why is this? One who comes has nowhere from which to come; one who goes has nowhere to go; that which can be seen can no longer be seen'"—explaining worldly deluded seeing of marks; going and coming are truly non-existent. Because there are coming and going, one can be caused to turn back and awaken. 'Gone and seen' is explained accordingly: the response-coming to the royal palace and the manifested departure at the Twin Trees are examples that can be seen.
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- 淨名經集解關中疏 — Classical Chinese