祝融说。

Before all forms took shape, the mysterious womb nurtured wonder. Before all things existed, there was neither being nor non-being. Birth and death turn in cycle; transformation flows without end. Clinging to forms to seek reality is like chasing the moon in water. Numinous awareness is the pivot; observation is the mechanism. Where the heart-mind mirror turns, all Dharma manifests. An ant sees a grain of rice; a human gazes at the starry field—what each sees differs, all because their modes of observation vary. Spacetime orders itself; the heart-mind co-creates it. When conditions arise, collective observation unfolds. Subject and object share the same root, like waves and water. The boundary of high and low lies not in place, but at the gate of observation. The gap in heaven’s motion exists before it is reflected; the dimension of Dharma is formed through shared seeing. When collective observation diverges, new mechanisms arise.