淨名經集解關中疏 2.29

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2.29

"[Vimalakīrti] replied: 'They are empty through emptiness'"—Sengzhao says: "Being arises from the mind; the mind arises because of being. When right and wrong are extinguished, deluded marks reside nowhere; therefore through the wisdom of emptiness one empties being, and being is of itself empty. Could it be that one must clear it away only after which it becomes empty?" Daosheng says: "The upper 'emptiness' is the wisdom of emptiness; the lower 'emptiness' is the principle of emptiness."

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淨名經集解關中疏 — Classical Chinese