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# 宗鏡錄 95.24

宗鏡錄 95.24

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [95.24](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2016.95.24)

首楞嚴三昧經云。爾時佛告現意天子。汝可示現首楞嚴三昧本事少分。現意天子語堅意言。仁者。欲見首楞嚴三昧少勢力不。答言。天子。願樂欲見。現意天子。善得首楞嚴三昧力故。即現變。令眾會者。皆作轉輪聖王。三十二相而自莊嚴。及諸眷屬七寶侍從。乃至復現神力。普令眾會。皆如釋迦牟尼佛身。相好威儀。各有比丘眷屬圍遶。釋曰。天子名現意者。以一切法。從意生。形因心所現。故名現意。是知自心如幻。無有定儀。所見差殊。隨心生滅。若能知幻無實。即見真性。以得真性故。方能周遍法界。示如幻法門。普現色身。引幻眾生。同歸實地。

> The Śūraṅgamasamādhisūtra says: 'At that time the Buddha told the deva prince Xianyi: You may manifest a small portion of the fundamental power of the Śūraṅgamasamādhi. The deva prince Xianyi spoke to Jianyi, saying: Humane One, do you wish to see a small portion of the power of the Śūraṅgamasamādhi? He answered: Deva prince, I joyfully wish to see it. Because the deva prince Xianyi had skillfully obtained the power of the Śūraṅgamasamādhi, he immediately manifested transformations, causing all those in the assembly to become wheel-turning sage kings, adorned with the thirty-two marks, along with retinues and attendants of the seven treasures. Furthermore, he displayed supernatural power, universally causing the entire assembly to be like the body of Śākyamuni Buddha, with his major and minor marks and dignified deportment, each surrounded by a retinue of bhikṣus.' Explanation: The deva prince is named Xianyi (Manifesting Thought) because all phenomena are produced from thought, and physical form appears on account of citta; hence he is named Xianyi. From this we know that one's own citta is like an illusion, without fixed form; the differences in what is seen arise and cease in accordance with citta. If one can know that illusions have no reality, one then sees the true nature. Because one has attained the true nature, one is then able to pervade the dharmadhātu, display the dharma-gate of being like an illusion, universally manifest physical bodies, and guide illusory sentient beings so that they return together to the realm of reality.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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