大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 32.31

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32.31

From the commentary's "Next, dispelling doubts..." downward, this explains the second round of harboured doubts and questions. Because the previous question asked: "Is it of one nature? Or is it of various kinds?" now the reply states: "Constantly one, constantly many." "First, revolving illusorily" means existing because of the lack of intrinsic nature. "Second, having no revolving" means being empty because of the lack of intrinsic nature. Because it revolves illusorily, it is constantly of various kinds; because there is no revolving, it is constantly of one nature—do not stagnate in the two extremes.

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