註華嚴經題法界觀門頌 2.135

2.135

Myriad images are manifold, intermingling without confusion. When thing after thing reaches the place of emptiness, totally empty, things are naturally at leisure; only when phenomena are empty does one penetrate to principle, both thing and substance doubly at leisure. In this verse, "totally empty" is true principle. "At leisure" means without functional utility. When thing after thing reaches this, substance is empty and entirely principle, casting aside this substance and function.