大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 10.26

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10.26

Regarding the Commentary's 'Therefore the Dharmakāya...' and so on, it adduces proof, namely the Dharmakāya-sūtra. Regarding the Commentary's 'Cai Shou's verse says', it is from the 'Chapter on Inquiring into Clarity': 'Never has there been a single phenomenon / that could enter into the dharmatā.' The explanation says: Because the essence of delusive conceptualisation is void, there is nothing that can enter. Regarding 'Seventh, the gate of true principle being identical to phenomena': because phenomena necessarily rely upon principle and are empty and void of essence. Therefore, this principle in its entire essence is phenomena; only then is it the true principle. Just as water is identical to waves, where there is no motion that is not wetness; thus water is identical to waves.

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