二諦義 2.27

2.27

Question: Why clarify that all dharmas are the meaning of conventional? Explanation: It arises from the preceding third meaning. The preceding third meaning says: conventional is the meaning of non-conventional, ultimate is the meaning of non-ultimate, and ultimate and conventional awaken to neither ultimate nor conventional; this is awakening to the unobstructed Way. Having awakened to the unobstructed Way, there is unobstructed function. Because unobstructed function is obtained, all dharmas are the meaning of conventional. The former was entering the Way from function; the present is bringing forth function from the Way.