首楞嚴義疏注經 3.15

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3.15

"Why is this? If it came from brightness, darkness would then be extinguished, and one should not see darkness. If it came from darkness, brightness would then be extinguished, and one should have no seeing of brightness. If it arose from the faculty, there would certainly be neither brightness nor darkness. Thus, the essence of seeing originally has no own-nature. If it emerged from space, looking forward it would observe the images of dust, and returning it should see the faculty. Furthermore, if space itself perceives, what does that have to do with your sense entrance?"

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