妙法蓮華經玄義 2.60

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2.60

Second, if according to the principle of the three provisionalities, the entire world is like an illusion or transformation, phenomena themselves are the truth, and there is not a single phenomenon that is not the truth—what else could one oppose to it as not being the truth? Looking from it to that tripiṭaka, what was severed is not yet severed. Phenomena themselves being the truth is indeed the absolute; this is the absolute of the shared teaching.

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