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# 大毘盧遮那成佛經疏 16.6

大毘盧遮那成佛經疏 16.6

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [16.6](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.1796.16.6)

經云流出者，謂人了解此祕密法，一切世出世壇皆於中流出，隨義相應可解也。略有四種造祕之法，謂事業（即是從初至末，緣壇種種事業所應作者也）、形（謂本尊等形顯分段）、悉地（即所成果）、安置位（即置本尊方位也）。了解此四法，即通一切流出之法也（更問）。從此流出諸壇，皆依本教所說也。佛子者，告彼也，謂金剛也。又四菩薩者，普賢巽、文殊坤、慈氏乾、觀音艮，是其位也。前緣起列眾中，或以除蓋障替觀音，或以除一切惡趣替文殊，其義各異，課用一事亦得也，此中用觀音為正也。

> When the sūtra says "emanate," it means that when a person thoroughly understands this secret teaching, all mundane and supramundane altars emanate from within it, and can be understood in accordance with their respective meanings. There are briefly four kinds of methods for creating the secret, namely: ritual actions (which are the various ritual actions from beginning to end that should be performed in connection with the altar), form (meaning the shapes, marks, and bodily divisions of the principal deities and others), siddhi (meaning the results accomplished), and placement of stations (meaning the placement of the compass directions of the principal deities). If one thoroughly understands these four methods, one penetrates all methods of emanation (inquire further). The various altars that emanate from this are all based on what is taught in the fundamental teaching. "Sons of the Buddha" addresses them, meaning Vajrapāṇi and the others. Moreover, regarding the four bodhisattvas: Samantabhadra is in the southeast, Mañjuśrī in the southwest, Maitreya in the northwest, and Avalokiteśvara in the northeast; these are their stations. In the earlier listing of the assembly at the arising of the conditions, Ākāśagarbha sometimes replaced Avalokiteśvara, or Sarvadurgatipariśodhana replaced Mañjuśrī; their meanings differ respectively, and it is also permissible to employ them as needed for a particular purpose; here, using Avalokiteśvara is orthodox.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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