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Master Dao-yi, Patriarch Ma

Part X

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Lecturer: Shang-te

Recorder: Tian-yi

Translator: WEI Sheng

 

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If you establish Principle, all dharmas imply Principle; if you establish Phenomena, all dharmas imply Phenomena. Where there is one, there follows thousand. Phenomena and Principle are not different. They are all miraculous functions. There is no other Principle but the manifestation of Heart. For example, there are several moon shadows but one true moon, there are several water sources but one water nature, there are myriads of things but one space, there are several ways of Principle but one unobstructed wisdom. All kinds of inception emerge from One Heart, whether establishment or elimination.

 

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Principle and Phenomena

If you establish Principle, all dharmas imply Principle; if you establish Phenomena, all dharmas imply Phenomena.

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  To establish Principle: that there are Phenomena and things that accord with the Principle.

  The Law of Dependent Origination is Principle, and also belongs to Phenomena. All manifested, formal or formless, are Phenomena. This is the Huayan Principle.

 

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Where there is one, there follows thousand.

  In Phenomena and Principle, big is in the small, and small is in the big; one as infinite, and infinite as one. One as billion, trillion, inexhaustible layers and layers inexhaustible.

 

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Phenomena and Principle are not different.

  Non-obstructive interpenetration of principle, of phenomena, of principle with phenomena, and of phenomena with phenomena. Dharmas are equal, without discrimination.

 

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They are all miraculous functions.

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  The diseases of Bodhisattvas who redeem sentient beings are not disease. For example, Catholic priest Shan Guo-Xi got cancer, and said that what he had done after he got cancer were more than what he had done before. Very interesting. He died of cancer, but still felt grateful to his cancer. Everybody! True disease is grace, you know? Shakyamuni Buddha was so extraordinary to preach Mahanirvana Sutra before he died. His back hurt seriously three month before he died. He told Ananda to find a tree, meditate behind the tree found by Ananda, and preached Mahanirvana Sutra after he emerged from meditation.

  I hurt this morning. I observed it, and gradually it didn't hurt any more, up to now. What is it? It's not easy to make it clear.

  Shakyamuni Buddha asked Ananda before he died: 'What can I do for you?' Ananda answered: 'Nothing.' It happened several times. Finally when Shakyamuni Buddha was leaving, Ananda asked him to stay. Shakyamuni Buddha said: 'You are awful, I can't stay, as I have promised the Devil.' Then he passed away.

  Shakyamuni Buddha kept faith with even the Devil.

 

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There is no other Principle but the manifestation of Heart.

  There is no other Principle in it, but the accordance by your whole existance of body and mind. All the realm of discrimination, of myriads, of integration, are accorded by your heart. I repeat again and again:

  It's not your heart that creates objective world. Heart can't create objective world. The existence of subject accords with objective world. There is no essence nor emptiness.

  When the heart arises, all dharmas arise; when the heart ceases, all dharmas cease. Therefore:

  Whatever is contingently related, that is explained as emptiness. That is contingently configured; it is the middle way.

 

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  Layers by layers, shadows around shadows. The moon mirrors in the water of thousands of rivers, the cloudless sky stretches over millions of miles. There is only one moon. One light illuminates millions of lights, and millions of lights converge on one light.

 

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There are several water sources but one water nature.

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There are myriads of things but one space.

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Master: You give an irrelevant answer. You are also half-baked.

  What does the Mahaprajna-paramita Sutra say? Desireless. What do you desire? The Mahaprajna-paramita Sutra tells of three liberation: emptiness, the formless and the desireless. Emptiness and the formless converge on the desireless. What do you desire? Only when you truly understand one sutra can you understand all sutras; certainly when you understand all sutras you can understand one sutra. That 'the space is limited while my vows are infinite' tells of the power of vows, which produce the inconceivable realm. There are ten great vows in the Chapter of Samantabhadra's Practices and Vows in the Avatamsaka Sutra, and Samantabhadra Bodhisattva's final ten great vows are also the conclusion of Huayan. How about the beginning of Huayan? Emptiness, the formless and the desireless. The ten great vows of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva are doctrines (religion), and that 'the space is limited while my vows are infinite' is practice (cultivation). The beginning and the end should act in coordination, and finally converge on emptiness, the formless, the desireless, the supportless, non-attachment and later non-delusion.

  Those with non-delusion can get true liberation.

  Vow in non-vow, non-vow in vow, such is true vow. True arousal of intention (to attain enlightenment) is great vow.

  But what does the Diamond Sutra say? It says:

  'Of all sentient beings taken to salvation, there is actually no sentient being taken to salvation.'

 

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  Once there is unobstructed wisdom, there come Confucian 'following what my heart desired without transgressing what was right', Kwang-tze's peripateticism, and Buddhist Gaming Samadhi.

  No cramming. You should digest and absorb; it should be transformed into your own truth and principle, transformed into your wisdom of spirit, transformed into a binary one. Such is learning vijnaptimatra.

 

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Devil and Buddha

... whether establishment or elimination.

  If you don't understand Devil, how can you become Buddha? To become Buddha you have to understand Devil, the ten Devils.

  Devil and Buddha tumble over sentient beings. What are sentient beings? Sentient beings are sinful, said by Manjusri Bodhisattva in the Avatamsaka Sutra.

  Heart, Buddha and sentient beings are equal. Devils are among sentient beings, and sentient beings are among Devils. You become Buddha, and you understand Devil, the ten Devils; there is only a line between Devil and Buddha. A butcher butchered pigs all his life, but suddenly he thought why he did that. Throwing the knife he was awakened -- why should I butcher any more! What did he awaken to? He wrote a verse:

  Yaksa's heart yesterday turns to be Bodhisattva's face today;

  There is not even a line between Bodhisattva and Yaksa.

  Therefore there is only a line between Devil and Buddha. Sentient beings are among Devils, and Devils are also among sentient beings. You become Buddha, you understand Devils, you also understand sentient beings, you temble over sentient beings, and you transcend the trinity of Heart, BUddha and sentient beings. What is transcending? Where there is a Buddha, cut the Buddha; where there is a Devil, cut the Devil; where there is a sentient being, cut the sentient being. You transcend all of the trinity, cut all of the trinity, and you are truly liberated.

  Be sure to make clear the word 'Cut'. 'Cut' is true transcending.

  Therefore there is only a line between Devil and Buddha. Sentient beings are among Devils, and Devils are also among sentient beings. You become Buddha, you understand Devils, you also understand sentient beings, you temble over sentient beings, and you transcend the trinity of Heart, BUddha and sentient beings. What is transcending? Where there is a Buddha, cut the Buddha; where there is a Devil, cut the Devil; where there is a sentient being, cut the sentient being. You transcend all of the trinity, cut all of the trinity, and you are truly liberated.

  Be sure to make clear the word 'Cut'. 'Cut' is true transcending.

  You don't take this true liberation as liberated. Originally there is not a single thing, where can dust alight? Originally there are all things, and there are dusts anywhere. The six Indriyas, six dusts and six consciousness are here but not here, and are not here but here. What is remaining is:

  Pure awareness disregarding the body -- the insight is permanent and unobtainable.

  It's neither delusion nor reality, neither balance nor debt, and neither request nor rejection. This and that! That and this! Totally you integrate all of them and transcend all of them.

  Nothing big, and nothing small. Eat when we are hungry and sleep when we are sleepy. Just this. This is:

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  All right, class is over. No encore. Here is good paragraphed.

To be continued.

2013.12.08

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