少室六門 1.29

English (machine translation) 1.29

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1.29

The Tathāgata's essence has no marks; / It fills the emptiness of the ten directions. / Upon emptiness, it is hard to establish existence; / Within existence, one does not see emptiness. / Looking at it, it is like the moon in the water; / Hearing it, it is like the wind beside the ear. / How could the dharmakāya increase or decrease? / In the traidhātuka, it is called the true form.

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少室六門 — Classical Chinese