大般若波羅蜜多經般若理趣分述讚 3.83

3.83

The Commentary says: The second [part] below directly presents what was spoken. Herein there are four: first, the objects of the three gates of liberation. The imagined [nature] is entirely empty, the consummate [nature] is signless, and the dependent [nature] is wishless. Moreover, these three kinds each apply across the three natures. Again, there are only two, namely the false and the true. Both the true and the false apply across them, because there are three kinds. Non-existence of self is called empty; freedom from the ten [signs] is called signless; non-craving is called wishless.