註華嚴法界觀門 1.233

1.233

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.