大方廣佛華嚴經隨疏演義鈔 32.39

32.39

Regarding the Commentary's 'Furthermore, by manifest appearance there is arising' onward: the second clarifies that nature and characteristics mutually accomplish each other and thus do not contradict each other, which is the first half; that is, the nature of non-arising does not contradict the characteristic of manifest arising. As for the statement 'nor is there any thing manifested; characteristics do not contradict the nature': although it cites the fourth line, it connects and takes up the second line, directly [showing that] manifest arising is precisely having nothing manifested, and therefore does not contradict the nature.