大方廣圓覺修多羅了義經 1.22

1.22

"Samantacakṣus, you should know
That for all sentient beings,
Body and mind are both like illusions.
The form of the body belongs to the four great elements;
The nature of the mind returns to the six dusts.
When the four great elements each disperse,
Who is it that is joined together?
Practicing gradually in this way,
All things become entirely pure.
Unmoving, pervading the dharmadhātu,
Free from contrivance, stopping, letting go, and annihilation,
And also without one who can realize.
All Buddha-worlds
Are like flowers in empty space;
The three periods of time are all equal,
Ultimately without coming or going.
Bodhisattvas of initial aspiration
And sentient beings of the latter age
Who wish to seek entry into the Buddha path
Should cultivate and train in this way."