大般若波羅蜜多經般若理趣分述讚 2.85

2.85

The commentary says: These are the seventh and eighth gates, clarifying the comprehensive virtues of the two fulfillments at the stages of cause and effect. All the merits and virtues spoken of above, when at the causal stage, are called bodhisattva practices; when at the fruitional stage, they are called the Buddha’s awakening. Bodhi means awakening. This is because its wisdom of awakening and abandonment of awakening are all universally called bodhi. All conditioned and unconditioned merits and virtues, according to their application, are subsumed within these two.