妙法蓮華經 2.30

2.30

the Tathāgata then thinks: 'I possess the treasury of Buddhadharmas of immeasurable and boundless wisdom, powers, and fearlessnesses. These sentient beings are all my children; I will give them the Mahāyāna equally, not letting anyone attain extinction alone, but delivering all into extinction through the Tathāgata's extinction.' All those sentient beings who escape the triple realm are given the playthings of the Buddhas' dhyāna concentrations, liberations, and so forth, all of one characteristic and one kind, praised by the noble ones, and able to generate pure, sublime, and foremost joy.