法界次第初門 2.50

2.50

First, possessing the notion of form internally, one externally contemplates limited forms, whether fair or foul—this is called mastery of knowledge and mastery of vision; second, possessing the notion of form internally, one externally contemplates vast forms, whether fair or foul—this is called mastery of knowledge and mastery of vision; third, without the notion of form internally, one externally contemplates limited forms—likewise; fourth, without the notion of form internally, one externally contemplates vast forms—likewise; fifth, the blue base of mastery; sixth, the yellow base of mastery; seventh, the red base of mastery; eighth, the white base of mastery.