淨名經集解關中疏 2.528
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2.528
"'Making such a contemplation, the twelve links of conditioned arising have no mark of exhaustion, and views no longer arise; this is called the supreme offering of Dharma.'" / This third concludes the offering. Because the fundamental nature of ignorance is quiescent, it does not arise; not arising, it does not cease; not ceasing, it is inexhaustible. / Sengzhao says: "Above, contemplating conditioned arising as non-arising freed one from views of permanence, self, and so on; here, contemplating conditioned arising as non-ceasing frees one from views of annihilation and so forth. Fulfilling the four reliances and leaving behind all views is the highest among offerings of Dharma."
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