華嚴法界玄鏡 2.28

2.28

The Contemplation says: The above ten meanings are of the same pratītyasamutpāda. Viewed from principle looking at phenomena, there are establishment and destruction, identity and detachment; viewed from phenomena looking at principle, there are manifestation and concealment, oneness and difference. In reverse and direct order there is mastery, unhindered and unimpeded, arising simultaneously and suddenly. Reflecting deeply on this causes the contemplation to appear clearly; this is called the contemplation of the perfect interfusion and non-obstruction of principle and phenomena.