宗鏡錄 99.28

99.28

The Guixin lun says: “When discussing the nature of mind: If spoken of separately, each and every sentient being and Buddha takes the dharmadhātu as their body. Each and every one within Māyā’s womb is also like this; breadth and narrowness are both equal, without mutually obstructing one another. If spoken of collectively, each and every sentient being and Buddha is simultaneously within the womb; the Tathāgatas of the ten directions together share the one dharmakāya, mutually hidden and mutually manifest, mutually preserving and mutually supplanting, repeatedly manifesting within one another—all are the inconceivable dharmadhātu. When spoken of, it does not increase; when not spoken of, it does not decrease. The nature-ocean being like this, how could one speak of it being exhausted or unexhausted?”