華嚴經義海百門 1.103

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1.103

When sickness arises, medicine appears; when delusion is born, wisdom is established. One strives to stop crying with willow leaves, and aids in calming disturbance with empty activity. The hundred negations cease upon conditioned clinging, and the four propositions are cut off from increase and decrease. However, when one awakens to conditions having no essence, wisdom naturally blends together; its functional operations arise like sands of the Ganges, none of which are not pure. Now, ten meanings are briefly divided to clarify countermeasures:

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