諸經要抄 1.72

1.72

The Mañjuśrīcaryā-sūtra says: "Furthermore, Śāriputra, if someone says that in the past or future within the limit of reality (bhūta-koṭi) there is spoken of a basis or there is spoken of no basis, know that such people slander the Tathāgata and incur great and heavy sin. Why is this? That true limit of reality has no recollection, no thought, and no falling" (having no recollection and no thought means not following floating; having no falling means not sinking into emptiness or stagnating in quietude. This dharma does not follow having mind nor rely on mindless. Following having mind is waves; relying on mindless is […] the view of emptiness of the tīrthikas. Non-duality of existence and non-existence is right view).