淨名經集解關中疏 2.451

2.451

"It is neither great nor small; it is neither seen, heard, sensed, nor known; it is free from all fetters; it is equal to all wisdoms and identical to sentient beings; it has no discrimination regarding all dharmas." / It cannot be measured by worlds, so it is not great; it cannot be compared to subtle dust motes, so it is not small. Free from the realm of the six dusts, it cannot be sensed through combination, nor seen in separation. The untainted body inherently severs fetters, equaling the wisdom of the true mark; identical with the nature of sentient beings, it is merged without boundary—how could it be distinct from phenomena?