大方便佛報恩經 7.28

7.28

"Furthermore, bodhisattvas know kindness and repay kindness, accomplish wisdom, destroy ignorance, adorn bodhi, and gather in sentient beings through the four means of embracing. For the sake of the path to bodhi, they practice wisdom: because they know the dharma-realm, their bodies experience peace and happiness—this is called benefiting oneself. Being able to stimulate sentient beings' worldly affairs and supramundane affairs—this is called benefiting others. Being able to destroy the two hindrances of affliction and wisdom—this is called the great fruit; this is called knowing kindness, and this is called repaying kindness. The four things of a bodhisattva's wisdom are inconceivable.