華嚴法界玄鏡 1.40
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Contemplation: Third, the contemplation of the non-obstruction of form and emptiness. This means that form in its entire essence is not different from emptiness, being entirely emptiness that exhausts form; therefore, precisely while form is not exhausted, emptiness is manifest. Emptiness in its entire essence is not different from form, being entirely form that exhausts emptiness; therefore, precisely while being emptiness, it is form, and emptiness is not concealed. Therefore, when the bodhisattva contemplates form, there is nothing that is not seeing emptiness, and when contemplating emptiness, there is nothing that is not seeing form; unhindered and unimpeded, they are a single flavor of dharma. Ponder this, and it can be seen.
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