坐禪三昧經 2.34

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2.34

Furthermore, with zealous vīrya and single-mindedness entering the path of nirvāṇa, he contemplates even more clearly the five aggregates and the sixteen aspects of the four truths. At this time, his mind does not shrink, does not regret, and does not regress; loving and delighting [in them], he enters acceptance (kṣānti). This is named the root of goodness of acceptance. What does he accept? He accords with the contemplation and practice of the four truths; this is named acceptance. This root of goodness is of three kinds: the three stages of superior, middling, and inferior.

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