注維摩詰經 8.69

8.69

Bodhisattva Priyadarśana said: “Form and the emptiness of form constitute duality. Form is itself emptiness; it is not that emptiness follows the destruction of form, for the nature of form is of itself empty. In this way, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness, and the emptiness of consciousness constitute duality. Consciousness is itself emptiness; it is not that emptiness follows the destruction of consciousness, for the nature of consciousness is of itself empty. Penetrating within them is entering the Dharma-door of non-duality.”