淨名經集解關中疏 2.449

2.449

"It is neither giving nor stingy; neither moral nor transgressive; neither patient nor angry; neither energetic nor indolent; neither concentrated nor distracted; neither wise nor foolish; neither sincere nor deceitful; it neither comes nor goes; it neither departs nor enters; all pathways of speech are cut off." / The true purity of the dharmakāya cannot be covered by the six hindrances, nor can it be crossed over by the six perfections. It cannot be made sincere through good, nor deceived by evil. Responding to things and coming is not coming; responding and withdrawing is not going. Having no form in coming and going, nor any mind in exiting and entering, words about this naturally cut off of themselves.