無量壽經優婆提舍願生偈註 2.39

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How is this inconceivable? For example, the kālakūla insect has a tiny form, but when it encounters a great wind, its body becomes like a great mountain, taking the size of the wind as its own bodily form. Sentient beings reborn in [the Land of] Peace and Bliss are also like this: being reborn in that world of the correct path, they immediately accomplish worldly-transcending roots of goodness and enter the group of correct determination, just as that wind is not a body yet becomes a body—how could it be conceivable?