華嚴發菩提心章 1.84
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1.84
Third, the contemplation of the non-obstruction of form and emptiness: This means that the entire substance of form is not different from emptiness, being entirely the emptiness that exhausts form; hence while form is not exhausted, emptiness is manifest. The entire substance of emptiness is not different from form, being entirely the form that exhausts emptiness; hence while being emptiness and being form, emptiness is not concealed. Therefore, when a bodhisattva contemplates form, there is none that is not seen as emptiness; when contemplating emptiness, there is none that is not seen as form. Unhindered and unobstructed, they are a dharma of single taste. Contemplate this and it will become evident.
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