法華玄論 7.90

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7.90

Answer: That [Brahmā] is limited only to the great trichiliocosm, whereas the Tathāgata universally pervades the dharmadhātu. That [Brahmā] acts with mind, whereas the Tathāgata transforms beings without mind. Furthermore, a bodhisattva enters samādhi with the eye and emerges from meditative absorption with the ear, contemplating that the eye has no arising and speaking of emptiness as not existent. That [Brahmā] cannot do this; how could he equal the Buddha?

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