摩訶止觀 5.77

5.77

Answer: It is inconceivable: signless yet having signs, the contemplative wisdom remains completely clear. Others interpret Sumeru containing a mustard seed, a mustard seed containing Sumeru, a lotus emerging from fire, and human beings being able to cross the ocean as explaining the inconceivable in terms of rare phenomena. The present interpretation is: no mind, no thought, no one capable of practice, and no one capable of arrival—the inconceivable principle, and the principle surpasses phenomena.