首楞嚴義疏注經 4.89

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Externally, the force of earth is inferior to water; internally, craving increases while arrogance is light. Craving can produce water, and water can nourish, shooting forth into grasses and trees. The three—anger, craving, and arrogance—mutually proliferate, forming bodies of different classes, with grasses, trees, mountains, and rivers in thousands of distinctions and tens of thousands of varieties.