華嚴經旨歸 1.89

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1.89

Second, it clarifies that all phenomena are manifestations of mind only and have no separate essence of their own; therefore, large and small revolve according to the mind, and immediately enter without obstruction. Another explanation states: at the place of the hair-tip manifested by that mind, this mind manifests a great world there; large and small share the same place without mutually obstructing each other. Later in the text it says: "That mind does not abide permanently, / Being immeasurable and difficult to conceive; / It manifests all phenomena, / Yet each does not know the other," and so forth.

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