佛說仁王般若波羅蜜經 1.38

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1.38

"Great King! This single dharma of form produces immeasurable forms: what is apprehended by the eye is form; what is apprehended by the ear is sound; what is apprehended by the nose is fragrance; what is apprehended by the tongue is taste; what is apprehended by the body is touch. What holds firmly is called earth; moisture is called water; heat is called fire; lightness and movement are called wind. The places where the five consciousnesses arise are called the sense faculties. Thus, a single form and a single mind possess inconceivable form and mind.

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佛說仁王般若波羅蜜經 — Classical Chinese