註華嚴經題法界觀門頌 2.143

2.143

The golden crow at the bottom of the water is the sun in the sky; the pupil in the eye is the person in front. Meaning: Distinguishing non-oneness where there is non-difference. The dharmakāya, which conforms to conditions and is not existent, is constantly not different from phenomena yet is entirely principle, revealing that self and other both persist, and principle and phenomena are doubly complete. The Contemplation says: "Because that which is relied upon is not that which relies; just as the water that is identical to waves is not waves, because motion and wetness are different." This gate is the meaning of conforming to conditions being identical to remaining unchanging.