註華嚴法界觀門 1.321

1.321

True principle and all the myriad diverse phenomena manifest distinctly at the same time, like the objects facing the ears and eyes. It is also like a mustard vase, and like true gold. When it becomes images of Buddhas, bodhisattvas, bhikṣus, and sentient beings of the six paths, it manifests simultaneously with these various images, without the slightest concealment, nor the slightest failure to resemble the image. Now the nature of principle is also like this: without the slightest concealment, and without the slightest failure to be phenomenal. It is not like the contemplation of true emptiness or the gate of principle subduing phenomena, in which it is solely principle that manifests. Hence, he next says: