首楞嚴義疏注經 5.102

5.102

Here the translator's phrasing is deficient; it should read: "Wishing to make them not undone, and delighting in the one being formed, how could that be achieved?" The Buddha's meaning is: You dislike the false separation of these six faculties and wish them to form a single substance; what skillful means is there to achieve oneness? The meaning of the reply is: If these six are untied, neither is 'one' formed, because 'one' is established in contrast to 'six.' If the six do not arise, there is nothing to stand in contrast, and thus there is no meaning of 'one.'"