If there is no ‘self’, the attachment to dharmas will not arise. Hence, the human factor is important. If we fail to free ourselves of worldly concerns, we cannot end our attachment to dharmas, and we will remain in an ignorant state. If we wish to become a Buddha, we must eliminate ignorance (even a thought of it), and extinguish our attachment to the ‘self’.
没有我，哪来的法执。
因此人是最重要的，如果脱离不了人间的烦恼，就不能脱离法执，就会拥有无明。想成佛，要断除一念无明，破除我执。
– Master Jun Hong Lu, Words of Wisdom Volume 5
