菩薩瓔珞本業經 1.68

1.68

"Furthermore, regarding the dharmas contemplated by the ten contemplating minds: first, the Pramuditā-bhūmi abides in the wisdom of the ultimate truth of the middle way. This refers to the twenty joyful minds and the ten inexhaustible vows, manifesting the dharmakāya to enter the Buddha-lands of the ten directions, performing the five supernatural powers to enter the illusion-like samādhi, manifesting as Buddhas to transform [beings] with immeasurable merit, not receiving the temporal retribution of ordinary mortals of the three realms, and constantly entering the stage of the One Vehicle with a single mind toward the four truths—origination, suffering, path, and cessation. [They receive] two kinds of dharmakāya, undergoing transformation-birth; the three contemplations become manifest, and they constantly cultivate their minds to enter the one hundred luminous gates of the Dharma. That is to say, the ten faiths—each faith having ten, hence the one hundred luminous gates of the Dharma; because of the thirteen, afflictions are ultimately not received, and thought after thought is stilled within the dharma-stream, naturally flowing into the ocean of sarvajñā.