The crux of the problem-you confuse self and six senses. "All laws are born of mind" refers to self-nature. It doesn't mean the six-conscious mind that is thinking, otherwise, I think gold and gold will come ... There is a passage in the Six Ancestors Altar Sutra, "When does the self-nature give birth to various laws", which means that everything in the universe comes from self-performance.

The emptiness of the universe, mountains and rivers, everything is an illusion of self-nature, and it is a "big dream" produced by self-nature. This concept was clearly stated by the Buddha in the Shurangama Sutra.

Dreaming at night is an illusion of six conscious minds.

Although the above two illuminated images are similar, they are essentially different. Buddhist scriptures often talk about "dream bubble", which is a metaphor for the dream produced by taking six conscious hearts at night, and the six divisions in the wheel of karma. It is not that these two visions are exactly the same.

The reincarnation of six human beings is a similar "humanitarian dream" produced by similar cooperation. Naturally, no one will disappear and the common dream will disappear. Whoever wakes up (realizes) his dream will disappear. The heart sutra says "no eyes, no ears, no nose, no tongue and no body", which is not true according to common sense. Obviously, there are eyes, ears, nose and tongue. Why did you say no? Because the heart sutra is seen from the illusion of eyes, nose, tongue and body produced by the self.

When you first come into contact with Buddhist scriptures, there will be questions everywhere, and independent thinking is very valuable.