仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經 1.54

1.54

"Great King! This single dharma of form produces immeasurable forms: obtained by the eye it is form, obtained by the ear it is sound, obtained by the nose it is odor, obtained by the tongue it is taste, and obtained by the body it is touch; firmness is named earth, moisture is named water, warmth is named fire, and lightness and movement are named wind; the places where the five consciousnesses arise are named the five physical faculties. In this way, alternating in succession, one form and one mind produce ineffable, immeasurable forms and minds, for all are like illusions.