Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

Buddha-nature (Buddhasvabhava) is possessed by all;
thus they are similar and penetrate one another.
e. Fifth, because the phenomenal world is said to be like
a dream or magical creation, and thus the World of One
Truth can be molded in any way without restraint.
f. Sixth, because the phenomenal world is said to be like
a shadow and thus the World of One Truth can be
molded in any way.
g. Seventh, in the Buddhas' Enlightenment the causes of
production are known to be boundless, so the effects are
manifold and limitless, but they do not hinder each other;
rather, they cooperate to form a harmonious whole.
h. Eighth, because the Buddha's assurance of ultimate
Enlightenment is perfect, and so the transformation of
the meditative world is at his will. Whoever joins this
meditation shares it, too.
i. Ninth, because the functions of the Buddha's profound
meditation cause the transformation of the meditative
world to be at his will.
j. Tenth, because the supernatural power originating
from deliverance, so the transformation of the
meditative world is free (corrected from Takakusu).
3. Total Meditations
381