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The Triple Truth are the Truth of Emptiness, The Truth of Falseness
and the Truth of Means. |
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The Three Delusions are the Delusion on View, the Delusion on Thought,
and the Delusion on Fundamental Ignorance. |
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In order to break the Three Delusions, one has to practice the Threefold
Contemplations. |
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According to Tien-tai sect, there are two aspects in contemplation,
one is "Chih" and the other is "Kuan". |
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"Chih" is something like Vipasyana, while "Kuan"
is Samatha. |
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"Chih" means the cessation to any erroneous thinking in
our mind. |
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The highest contemplation, as classified by Tien-tai sect is the Perfect
and Immediate Chih-Kuan [¶ê¹y¤îÆ[]. |
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The Expedient Preparations are the requirements for the practitioners
to fulfill in practicing Chih-Kuan. |
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The practitioner will either take the Twenty-five Expedient Preparations
or the Ten Modes of Contemplation in the path of cultivation, according
to the Four Doctrines in Tien-tai sect. |
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By achieving the tenth mode of contemplation, one will enter the First
Abode in the practice, as referred to the Ten Abodes in the cultivation. |
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