宗鏡錄 64.18

64.18

Question: If we discuss the one mind having no external objects, it has already been answered clearly as in the previous nine challenges; then there is no form before the eyes and no sound outside the ears. Are what are seen and heard right now one, or are they two? Furthermore, are they existent, or are they nonexistent? If one says they are one, that destroys subject and object; if one says they are two, that contradicts your own school. If one says they are existent, sense faculties and sense objects are constantly empty; if one says they are nonexistent, present perception is not confused. How can they be harmonized to accord with this purport?