諸經要抄 1.68

1.68

It also says: "If you discard arising and ceasing to maintain the true and permanent, when the permanent radiance manifests, the dust, sense faculties, and consciousness-mind will vanish at once. Conceptual marks are the dust; conscious affections are the defilement. When both are left far behind, your Dharma-eye will at once be clear and bright. How could you not achieve unsurpassed awareness?" / The Buddha told Ānanda, "Such a person who purely upholds the prohibitive precepts has a mind without greedy lust, and does not leak or overflow outward toward the six sense objects. Because there is no overflowing, they turn back to the source and return to themselves. Since objects are no longer conditioned, the sense faculties have no counterparts. Reversing the flow to become completely unified, the six functions cease to operate, and the lands of the ten directions become completely clear and pure."