註華嚴法界觀門 1.233

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即前總標多事無礙故也。此就事者，前問所無，海波喻有；今影出之。若問者應云：一塵全遍理時，一切事亦全遍否？若遍則有重重之失，若不遍則多事不如理也。

This is what was generally signalled above as "manifold phenomena are unobstructed." This treatment in terms of phenomena was not in the previous question, but was present in the ocean-and-waves analogy; here it is brought out implicitly. If one were to formulate it as a question, it would say: When a single speck of dust completely encompasses principle, do all phenomena also completely encompass it? If they do, there is the fault of infinite redundancy; if they do not, manifold phenomena do not conform to principle.