大乘起信論略述 1.31

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1.31

[Treatise:] There are sentient beings […] who are able to grasp understanding. [Exposition:] This is the fourth [class of sentient beings], those of the dullest faculties who [possess neither of the] two retentions. Because they value the retention of text, they nevertheless consider the extensive text of comprehensive treatises to be vexatious. Their minds delight only in […] and their practice is solely without reliance. They grasp understanding from concise treatises whose text is brief and whose meaning is rich. Therefore, it says: "their minds delight in dhāraṇīs," and so forth.

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大乘起信論略述 — Classical Chinese