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# 大毘盧遮那經阿闍梨真實智品中阿闍梨住阿字觀門 1.7

大毘盧遮那經阿闍梨真實智品中阿闍梨住阿字觀門 1.7

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [1.7](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.863.1.7)

又如人有心能遍支分皆受苦樂，阿字亦遍一切支分，即是心本不生義。阿字遍一切字，若一切字無阿字，即字不成，要有阿字；若字無頭即不成字，故以阿字為頭，從一阿字音，凡一切諸聲中皆有阿字之音，不得此阿字音者，從字音表而得有聲生，以有聲生，以有聲故遍於支分，能表一切世間、出世間之法。若但見其字音則能詮表於理，又要音韻、語言、牙齒、𩫋𮂕得有所表，謂：青黃赤白、東西南北、方圓大小、上下尊卑，一切事類方可領解，故經云：「祕密主！此是遍一切處法門」。

> Furthermore, just as a person has a mind that can pervade the limbs and parts so that all experience suffering and pleasure, the syllable \*A\* also pervades all limbs and parts; this is the meaning of the mind's original non-arising. The syllable \*A\* pervades all syllables; if all syllables lacked the syllable \*A\*, syllables could not be formed—they must have the syllable \*A\*. If a syllable has no head, it cannot form a syllable; therefore, the syllable \*A\* serves as the head. From the single sound of the syllable \*A\*, in all sounds there is the sound of the syllable \*A\*. For those who do not obtain this sound of the syllable \*A\*, it is from the expression of the syllable-sound that sound arises; because sound arises and because there is sound, it pervades the limbs and parts and can express all mundane and supramundane dharmas. If one merely sees its syllable-sound, it can expound the principle, yet it still requires rhymes, speech, teeth, and tongue to express anything, namely: blue, yellow, red, white; east, west, south, north; square, round, large, small; superior, inferior, noble, base—only then can all categories of things be comprehended. Therefore the sūtra states: 'Master of Mysteries! This is the Dharma-gate that pervades all places.'  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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