菩薩瓔珞本業經 2.16

2.16

"Therefore, O Son of the Buddha! From the true mind, entering the emptiness of sentient beings and the emptiness of non-self, the two emptinesses being equal and without distinction, of one mark of contemplation and one composite mark, cultivating the contemplation of emptiness in a trillion prajñāpāramitās, one exchanges earlier and later thoughts, contemplating only brightness and cessation, nurturing the bright contemplation dharmas of the higher grounds, thus directing cause toward fruition; furthermore, with an immeasurable mind, neither abandoning nor receiving—such are the dharmas of the ten dedications. O Son of the Buddha! Constantly with a signless mind practicing in the six destinies and entering into retributions, not receiving yet receiving all feelings, shifting and transforming them, it is called the 'dedication to saving and protecting all sentient beings while being free from the mark of sentient beings.'