摩訶止觀 4.83

4.83

Sixth, generating the bodhimind: that is, taking the principle of the three truths as object, which is entirely like empty space; because emptiness is boundless, one feels compassion for all and brings all to liberation. Formerly, deluded about this, the arising of delusions was boundless, so transgressions were also boundless. Now the bodhimind pervades the dharmadhātu, and the arising of unconditioned good also pervades the dharmadhātu, overturning and shattering the former unconditioned evil that pervaded space. When the lion lute is played, the other strings snap; this is precisely the meaning.