宗鏡錄 64.13

64.13

The answer says: "Because the tathāgata's mind and the minds of all sentient beings are fundamentally not different, and are one mind and one wisdom, through this they know the proper and improper times. The buddhas have awakened and share it with sentient beings; sentient beings are deluded and consider themselves separate. All buddhas achieve correct awakening through the mind and wisdom of all sentient beings; all sentient beings are deluded about the buddhas' wisdom and become sentient beings. When reaching buddhahood, they merely become the buddha of the principle to which sentient beings are blind; the Dharma-doors they preach merely liberate the sentient beings within sentient beings' minds who are deluded about the buddha. Because of this non-difference, they know sentient beings' minds."