華嚴發菩提心章 1.59

1.59

"With respect to persons, there are four propositions. If form is identical to emptiness, there are two faults: first, the fault of ordinary deluded beings being the same as nobles, because form as seen by ordinary beings would be identical to emptiness; second, the fault of noble wisdom being the same as ordinary beings, because the true emptiness realized would be identical to the form seen by ordinary beings. If emptiness is identical to form, there are also two faults: first, nobles should be the same as ordinary beings, because they would see deluded form; second, ordinary beings should be the same as nobles, because they would see true emptiness.